Click the links below to watch this beautiful little video production that recreates dialog in French and Cree from the journals of La Vérendrye. Cree Chief played by Ken Paupanekis, guide by Robert Falcon-Ouellette. There are two subtitled versions. Listen to the Cree! Spoken French and Cree (with English subtitles)
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Spoken French and Cree (with French subtitles for the Cree)
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