A mockumentary about a self absorbed travel vlogger and what she learns while traveling on Haida Gwaii.
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A traditional Haida story, animated.
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A traditional Haida story, animated.
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Blooper reel for the film In Tents.
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The 'harpoon and the harpoon head' is a film about a unique new design made by the filmmaker's dear friend.
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This young man overcame his challenges by voicing his experience around suicides, bullies, addictions, death and his greatest battle: when his little brother was murdered.
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An Inuit hunter's view of life.
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A celebration of an Inuit national park that protects a meteoritic crater filled with exceptionally clear blue water.
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A community made animation
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Now I am here. An experimental rumination about cultural ways of knowing.
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A visual exploration of how friends living in Tio’Tia: Ke (Montréal) tell their unique stories through movement, art, and food.
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Created to inspire folks not to give up on themselves or their dreams, no matter what kind of challenges get in the way.
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A mini documentary about a life filled with community, culture & cooking inspired by the filmmaker's mother and grandmother.
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A grandmother and grandson encourage folks to speak Gwich’in over their local radio station, CBQM, in Fort McPherson NWT.
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A family of 12 plus a family friend take a surprising journey on the Dempster Highway, north of Fort McPherson, NWT.
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A boy struggles with a sandwich tragedy.
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An artful document of a Teetli’it Gwich’in prayer vigil and an awareness walk in Fort McPherson, NWT. This film was created to support the protection of the Porcupine Caribou and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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A compilation of animations made by youth in Fort McPherson, NWT.
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This film shows the step by step process of the Gwich’in traditional brain tanning method of hide tanning of moose & caribou hides as taught to film producer Mary Jane Moses from 2011-2018.
The film footage/photographs goes back & forth between the hide teaching camps within the Trondëk Hwëch’in & Vuntut Gwitchin Traditional Territories.
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