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Brebeuf and the Huron Carol

This is a historical docu-drama on the life of Saint Jean de Brebeuf, Jesuit priest, ethnologist, martyr, canoeist and writer of Jesus Ahatonnia also known as the Huron Carol. Brebeuf was an intermediary between European cultures and First Nations and his legacy continues to this day. He made three trips to Wendake (Huronia) by canoe and never returned from the third. He was a "soft" evangelist who insisted that Jesuit missionaries learn the language and customs of the Wendake people. Brebeuf and the Huron Carol was directed by Peter G. Elliott, Produced by Robert Sandler, Associate Producer was Sandra Whiteley. Len Rydahl who played Jean de Brebeuf in the video looks identical to all of the paintings and sculptures made of the saint. During the film shoots some observers remarked how eerie it was to see Jean de Brebeuf in the flesh. Nick Kaminecky who played Brebeuf's protege Gabriel Lalemant choreographed his own torture scene for the shoot. The Huron Carol was broadcasted on CBC and APTN in 2002. The original music was composed and performed by Cathy Elliott with music rights acquired from Robbie Robertson, The Nylons and Bruce Cockburn, Don Ross, The Toronto Consort and the Toronto Children's Chorus. The script was written by Robert Sandler. Richard Spence Thomas mixed the audio and Sophie Artaud produced the French Language version. For more information on this documentary contact Peter at: [email protected]