The Neddeaus of Duqesne Island is a 1970s documentary parody about a family living isolated on an island in Northern Canada.
Elmer Neddeau introduces the filmmakers to his off the grid family.
Father Bichon and Mother ‘Vangeline share their unique approach to island life.
The Neddeaus practice their faith, and twins Eloida and Elène enjoy rituals of their own.
A violent and bloody history of island founder Saint Elwood.
Games of Rumbiggersman, Clarifindechoses, and other island pastimes.
Chaos of the island and temptations of the flesh are kept in line with a strict code of ethics.
Elmer dreams of the mainland after surviving the island’s worst punishment.
The Neddeaus celebrate the harvest with story, song, and a great feast of potatoes.
The Neddeaus prepare for winter and their annual trip to the mainland.
The most anticipated day of the year.
