Sundance 2023: Bad Press Review
Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and Joe Peeler's Bad Press observes one outlet's fight to retain the right to journalistic freedom within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Indigenous
Sundance 2023: Murder in Big Horn Review
Showtime's three-part docuseries Murder in Big Horn explores the disturbing number of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Big Horn, Montana.
Sundance 2023: Against The Tide Review
Director Sarvnik Kaur’s Against the Tide is a gripping portrait of two Indian fishermen that serves as a searing climate change warning for us all.
Interview: Mary Teegee on FOR LOVE
On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, we spoke to Mary Teegee about her advocacy work and film, For Love, directed by Matt Smiley.
TIFF 2022: We Are Still Here
Australian anthology film We Are Still Here sees ten Indigenous directors offers stories of trauma, tragedy, survival, and resilience.
TIFF 2022: ROSIE Review
ROSIE tells the story of a young indigenous girl who must live with her estranged aunt or face being placed in the foster care system.
Wildhood Trailer: First Look at Canadian Screen Award Nominee
Wildhood opens in theatres March 11.
This Is Not A Ceremony: Bear Witness
Ahnahktsipiitaa’s experimental virtual reality documentary This Is Not A Ceremony places you inside of the story.
TIFF 2021: Wildhood Review
Wwriter/director Bretten Hannam brings a refreshing approach to this road movie, making it a captivating journey of self discovery.
Beans Director Tracey Deer on Confronting the Past Through Film
An interview with Beans director Tracey Deer.
Hot Docs 2021: One of Ours
An intricately conceived film that shows there is no one size fits all approach to healing, One of Ours is a thought-provoking work.
Hot Docs 2021: Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy Review
The road to recovery may be long, but Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy never loses faith in its subjects or their communities’ ability to rally around them.
CUFF 2021: End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock Review
Strength, resistance, and powerful women permeate Shannon Kring’s moving and essential doc, End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock.
Sundance 2021: Wild Indian Review
Michael Greyeyes and Chaske Spencer are phenomenal in Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.’s thrilling debut feature.
TIFF 2020: Beans Review
A coming of age tale set amid the Oka Crisis.
