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A rebellious Indigenous leader who declares the independence of the Aki territory in northern Quebec. He refuses to negotiate with the Canadian government unless television cameras are present to docu...
A cynical and initially reluctant reporter assigned to the standoff. The film is primarily told from his perspective as he travels by boat to the territory, interviews passengers, and gradually overco...
A passenger on the boat expedition to the Aki territory, likely part of the film crew or media team accompanying the reporters.
A passenger on the boat journey, likely serving as a government official or negotiator involved in the standoff with the Indigenous territory.
A fellow passenger on the boat expedition to northern Quebec, part of the delegation traveling to the Aki territory.
A passenger on the boat journey, likely connected to the Indigenous community or local supporters of the Aki territory.
A fellow traveler on the boat expedition, likely part of the film crew, negotiation team, or security detail.
A government agent or security personnel involved in the standoff, likely part of the official delegation traveling to the territory.
The story follows a journalist journey to document a First Nations independence movement in northern Quebec.
Directed by Robert Morin
Windigo (1994) · 6.3/10 · drama