
In the Atikamekw language, wamin means “apple,” but it is also an insult directed at those who leave their community to make their way in the city. In a short performance, this film addresses the issue of identity through the story of a young Atikamekw woman who wants to break away from the land of her birth in order to take charge of her life. A strong film imbued with the desire for freedom.
2017 | 3 min | Atikamekw (s.t. French)
Filmmaker’s country : Canada
Country of filming : Canada
Screening presented in partnership with Wapikoni Mobile.
*The screening will be followed by a discussion with Katherine Nequado, filmmaker, director of WAMIN (La Pomme), Anne-Michelle Roy, psychosocial counsellor from Tshuapamitin and Natanaël, counsellor and expert on the subject of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) from Tshuapamitin.

8 pm | Cinéma Public
7:45 pm Audience welcome
8 pm Screening begins
505 Jean-Talon St. E.
Montréal, QC
H2R 1T6
Free admission, subject to availability