Films For The National Day Of Truth And Reconciliation From Indigenous Voices
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The Polygon Gallery is witnessing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation through a selection of films from the National Film Board. These films highlight Indigenous voices and experiences in Canada. They show the continued impact residential schools had on survivors and communities, while also highlighting the reclamation and revitalization of Indigenous communities and culture.
The films will be playing on a continuous loop from 10:00am until 5:00pm.
Sisters & Brothers, 2015
dir. Kent Monkman | 3 min
Holy Angels, 2017
dir. Jay Cardinal Villeneuve | 13 min
Round Up, 2010
Dir. Narcisse Blood | 18 min
Second Stories - It Had to Be Done, 2008
Dir. Tessa Desnomie | 22 min
First Stories - Apples & Indians, 2006
Dir. Lorne Olson | 5 min
To Wake Up the Nakota Language, 2017
Dir. Louise BigEagle | 6 min
Birth of A Family, 2017
Dir. Tasha Hubbard | 45 min
Curated by Joelle Johnston, Indigenous Liaison and Community Outreach
Banner image: Kent Monkman, Sisters & Brothers, 2015
The films will be playing on a continuous loop from 10:00am until 5:00pm.
Sisters & Brothers, 2015
dir. Kent Monkman | 3 min
Holy Angels, 2017
dir. Jay Cardinal Villeneuve | 13 min
Round Up, 2010
Dir. Narcisse Blood | 18 min
Second Stories - It Had to Be Done, 2008
Dir. Tessa Desnomie | 22 min
First Stories - Apples & Indians, 2006
Dir. Lorne Olson | 5 min
To Wake Up the Nakota Language, 2017
Dir. Louise BigEagle | 6 min
Birth of A Family, 2017
Dir. Tasha Hubbard | 45 min
Curated by Joelle Johnston, Indigenous Liaison and Community Outreach
Banner image: Kent Monkman, Sisters & Brothers, 2015
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