Medoonak the Stormmaker

This short film is a retelling of the Mi’kmaq legend of Medoonak, the reckless ruler of the winds and the seas who was persuaded to quieten his magical wings and calm the churning waters so that the Mi’kmaq fishermen could catch food for their starving people. Here, the story is colourfully interpreted in mime, dance and narration by elaborately garbed and masked actors of the Mermaid Theatre of Wolfville, Nova Scotia.

Directed by Les Krizsan - 1975 | 13 min

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Credits

Directed by
Les Krizsan
Cinematography
Les Krizsan
Edited by
Stefan Wodoslawsky, Les Halman

Sources

  1. YouTube channel: NFB · video ↗ — title, description, video
  2. Wikidata · Q141804208 ↗ — year, creator, length, country, genre, credits