Although this film educates the viewer about the shameful Potlatch Ban of 1884-1950 it also manages to look toward the future with positivity.
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Tsulquate, a remote water side reserve has hope for a Big House to be built. An uplifting film celebrating the ability to practice culture on your own terms within your own community.
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Cutting edge documentary that incorporates animation to tell the hard realities of a residential school survivor and father of the filmmaker.
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A film that celebrates the Heiltsuk curriculum - both language and culture - in the Bella Bella Community School.
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A brave film encouraging youth who suffer from bullying, depression and suicidal thoughts to turn to others for help.
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A film that interviews two different generations about the importance of the Heiltsuk culture.
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A film that highlights each individual and their goals and uniqueness to help them move away from sorrow and suicide and into self love and celebration.
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An epic animation celebrating Heiltsuk culture.
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A documentary about self perception.
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A documentary about the importance of basketball in the community of Masset.
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Can a gummy bear save Haida Gwaii from Enbridge?
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An experimental documentary about addiction.
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A conceptual project that represents a 24 hour period in 24 minutes of film during the busy month of September in this remote Yukon village. Each hour is thus represented in one minute.
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A grandaughter interviews her grandmother about the Kwakwaka'wakw language.
Translated by Ema Child.
A young dancer interviews her grandmother to learn more about the history of her culture and get advice.
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An interview with a grandmother reveals a suspenseful true story with a surprising end.
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In her own words this filmmaker explains what happened to her people, the Gwa'sala, in 1964 when they were relocated along with the 'Nakwaxda'xw people. She wants to help others understand the whole story.
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An abstracted look at the indigenous fishing culture.
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Inspired by the video game meme of "choosing your own adventure", this video explores the ideas around culture and heritage and the choice to embrace or not...and the subsequent outcomes.
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