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Indigenous Women

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

In Review: Lucy Lawless’ R...

The unbelievable, yet entirely true, story of a incredible woman comes to vivid light in Never Look Away, the new film a...

Artist Spotlight, Film, Film Festivals, Hye's Picks, Interviews

5 Questions With… Filmmaker L...

SONG FOR NO ONEToronto Reel Asian International Film Festival World Premiere / Dramatic Short Film / Shorts Presentation...

Film, Film Reviews, Hye's Picks

In Review: Mati Diop’s ‘...

In Dahomey, director Mati Diop achieves something rare and profound: she transforms a historical documentary into a poet...

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.

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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