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SHORT FILM: Idle no more (Canada)
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SHORT FILM: Idle no more (Canada)
SYNOPSIS Heather Archibald was a social activist and foster care child who passed away. Her strong words are honoured in this film, demanding a change in the attitude of the Law concerning native people in Canada. Ginger Côté wants her spirit and message to be remembered for generations to come. FILM CREW DirectorGinger Cote in collaboration withthe Wapikoni team CameraShaynah Decontie, Emilie Baillargeon, Marie-Cecile Dietlin EditingGinger,...
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360 VIDEO: A Tribe Called Red – Indian City Ft. Black Bear (Canada)
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360 VIDEO: A Tribe Called Red – Indian City Ft. Black Bear (Canada)
Our song Indian City took a turn into the virtual reality world #360VR. Check out the 2D version of Indian City here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-4Xl... I If you're in Canada, make sure to download SESQUI's app Meridian VR which features this video and more Canadian VR on all app stores: http://sesqui.ca/en/vr/ Get A Tribe Called Red's new album "We Are The Halluci Nation" now: http://smarturl.it/ATCRHalluciNation Catch us on tour in ...
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SHORT FILM: Biidaaban- The Dawn Comes (Canada)
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SHORT FILM: Biidaaban- The Dawn Comes (Canada)
In this mesmerizing stop-motion short film from acclaimed director Amanda Strong, an Indigenous youth joins forces with a 10,000-year-old Sasquatch to revive ceremonial sap harvesting in suburban Ontario. »Subscribe to CBC Arts to watch more videos: http://bit.ly/CBCArtsSubscribe. In Amanda Strong’s astonishing short film, Biidaaban sets out to harvest sap from sugar maples in urban Ontario neighbourhoods. The practice of harvesting sap to cre...
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