Synopsis
This story tells a traditional story from the T´linget Nation in Canada´s Yukon Territory. It tells about how Crow convinced Chicken Hawk to fetch some fire so that he could cook a salmon and make it edible. In this way, the knowledge of fire is found.
Sinossi
È una storia tradizionale della regione dello Yukon, in Canada. Narra di come il Corvo convinse il falco ad accendere il fuoco per cucinare un salmone e renderlo commestibile.
| Original Title | HOW PEOPLE GOT FIRE |
| Category | Official Competition |
| Section | Elements +10 |
| Tipology | Animation, Short Film |
| Duration | 17' |
| Production Year | 2008 |
| Nationality | Canada |
| Directed by | Daniel Janke |
| Screenplay | Daniel Janke |
| Script | Kitty Smith |
| Director of photography | Brian Johnson |
| Editor | Andrew Connors |
| Sound | Daniel Janke |
| Produced by | Svend-Erik Eriksen, Martin Rose |
Daniel Janke
Daniel Janke is a filmmaker, screenwriter, and composer living in Whitehorse, Yukon. HOW PEOPLE GOT FIRE is the first film project that Daniel has directed with the National Film Board of Canada.
Daniel Janke
Regista, sceneggiatore e compositore, vive a Whitehorse, in Canada. HOW PEOPLE GOT FIRE è il suo primo cortometraggio diretto per il National Film Board of Canada.
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