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MQT, MI

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OCT 15-18, 2026 • Marquette, MIchigan

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Traditional Spearfishing Workshops

Screened at FCFF 2024

  • Year 2022
  • Country USA
  • Runtime 8 min
  • Director Steve Brimm
  • Notes Filmmaker in Attendance, Subject in Attendance, Family Friendly, Michigan Premiere
  • Topics
    • Climate Change
    • Culture
    • Environment
    • First Nations
    • Fishing
    • Food
    • Great Lakes
    • Michigan
    • Science

Film Synopsis

Spearfishing workshops for all ages facilitated by the Keweenaw Bay Indian community Natural Resource Department.

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