When diagnosed with breast cancer, a Mohawk mother struggles with the decision to undergo chemotherapy and risk losing her hair—a marker of identity and strength.

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Independent filmmaker, writer and director Roxann Karonhiarokwas Whitebean shares her battle with breast cancer with the world.

A young Indigenous female street artist named Mia’ walks through the city streets painting scenes rooted in the supernatural history of her people.

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MIA’ is a hybrid documentary using animation and sound as a vehicle to tell the story of transformation and re-connection. Indigenous people in Canada experienced displacement once commercial trade turned into settlement. Today the urban population of Native people now outnumbers those living on-reserve. Many struggle being disconnected from their land, rites, and protocol. This film is not an adaptation or a re-telling of a traditional story but is based in the circular time of, and passage of, oral history.

After a difficult period in his life, Sonny reconnects with his culture and finds serenity.

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This film tells how a young man changes his life from drugs and alcohol to become a traditional dancer.

A small glimpse into a typical Native girl’s life before becoming one of 1200+ Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada.

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A dramatic short film that follows troubled, 14-year old, Shayna Hill as she is admitted and runs away from her group-home.