FPPSE collaborated with Our World to provide community members opportunities to tell stories of culture, learning, identity and community using video and animation. During three workshops – in Kahnawake, at Dawson College in Tiohtiáke (Montreal) and in Kangiqsujuaq, Nunavik, Indigenous professionals worked with emerging talent to create over a dozen films. Congratulations to the filmmakers and many thanks to the film mentors.
Created by Brooke Rice
Created by Jackson Coyes
Created by Joy Katsi’stano:ron Deer
Created by ‘Chef Maluh’ Marlene Hale
Created by Kanerahtens Bush
Created by Brooke Rice
Created by Pasha Partridge
Created by Vicky Boldo
Created by Mark Kadjulik
Created by Leena
A community made animation Created by Aldku, Annie, Eyetsiak, Glenn, Jennifer, Judith, Lisa, Lizzie, Ned, Peter, Putulik & Tiivimasiu
Created by Nigel Adams
Created by Neekallak Annanack
These films have been shown at conferences, gatherings and in classrooms and in festivals here and abroad including: ImagiNative, Montreal First People’s Festival, Maoriland, Asinabka, Regent Park Toronto, Smithsonian Native Cinema Showcases (NCS) in New York and Santa Fe, Nickel Film Festival-Sheshatshiu, IDN Truth and ReconciliAction Conference, Montreal Indigenous Community Network, Colloque sur la Persévérance et la réussite scolaire chez les premiers peuples, International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Champaign, Illinois, Mealy Mountain Collegiate, Goose Bay, Labrador and more.