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Arts & Culture, Film, Film Festivals, Hye's Picks

Hye’s Picks: Rendezvous With ...

Rendezvous with Madness (RWM) is the first and largest arts and mental health festival in the world. The 32nd edition of...

Film, Film Festivals, Film Previews, Film Reviews, Hye's Picks, Interviews

Spotlight: ‘THE LIGHT BEFORE ...

The Light Before the Sun is a raw, thought-provoking meditation on fame, mental health, and the limits of self-help, bro...

Comedy, Film, Film Previews, Hye's Picks

Hye’s Picks: Rez Comedy

The first all Indigenous and all Canadian stand-up comedy feature film Rez Comedy begins its theatrical this weekend in ...

Film, Film Festivals, Interviews, TIFF 2019

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Film Spotlight: The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open

September 20, 2019

Inspired by a very real and transformative moment in co-director Elle-Máijá Tailfeather‘s life, The Body Remembers When The World Broke Open threads a delicately complex story of a chance encounter between two Indigenous women with drastically different lived experience, navigating the aftermath of domestic abuse.

Dance, Theatre

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Re-Quickening: Highlights International Indigenous Women’s Resurgence

April 26, 2016

Kaha:wi Dance Theatre (KDT), led by multi award-winning Artistic Director Santee Smith, launches the premiere of Re-Quickening. Premiering as part of Harbourfront Centre’s 2015/16 Next Steps dance series, Re-Quickening takes the prevailing discourse surrounding international Indigenous women’s issues and incites a tough topical dialogue through performance, music and art, fueled by re-constructing feminine power. READ MORE