eye of the father. eye of the son.
A twelve minute short film.
In 1950, Jean-Victor Valiquet left his wife and his two children to go and work in Nitchequon, a weather station in northern Quebec.
On his spare time, he took photographs of the local Cree Indians.
54 years later, Carl Valiquet, finds some of the children that appeared on his father’s photographs.
In 2004, the son leaves on a journey that would take him in his father’s footsteps.
This film is a mix of photographs taken by Carl’s father in 1950 and his own images taken at the same place fifty-three years later.
On his spare time, he took photographs of the local Cree Indians.
54 years later, Carl Valiquet, finds some of the children that appeared on his father’s photographs.
In 2004, the son leaves on a journey that would take him in his father’s footsteps.
This film is a mix of photographs taken by Carl’s father in 1950 and his own images taken at the same place fifty-three years later.
