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This work is a sensory and tactile immersion in a grandmother’s tipi. Through her memories of living in a tipi, this film captures the sweetness of everyday life, the joy of cooking and the passage of time.

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Blending horror and humour, Lethal Ethel is a mockumentary that follows the story of a Naskapi vampire who goes to murderous lengths to protect her land and culture.

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Rooted in six years of fieldwork in shíshálh territory, Nature Girl reimagines the nature documentary through listening, reciprocity and queer ecology, observing the relationships between humans, animals, plants and land as the rhythms of the forest shift across seasons.

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Set in a fractured world, Kimotiwin: The Act of Stealing follows Tiska and Nisa, a queer couple finding moments of joy amid ecological devastation. When Tiska discovers one flower remaining on the hill where their love began, she sets out to protect it from destruction.

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Inspired by a poem Kegan wrote for Dillon after their first romantic getaway, poem is a tender portrait of queer joy exploring memory, intimacy, and landscape through warm images filmed on the traditional territories of T'Sou-ke First Nation.

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An Indigenous trans man quits his abusive call centre job and ends up fighting an eviction, only to realize not everyone will survive his poverty.

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Inspired by a poem Kegan wrote for Dillon after their first romantic getaway, poem is a tender portrait of queer joy exploring memory, intimacy, and landscape through warm images filmed on the traditional territories of T'Sou-ke First Nation.

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An Indigenous trans man quits his abusive call centre job and ends up fighting an eviction, only to realize not everyone will survive his poverty.

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Blending horror and humour, Lethal Ethel is a mockumentary that follows the story of a Naskapi vampire who goes to murderous lengths to protect her land and culture.

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Rooted in six years of fieldwork in shíshálh territory, Nature Girl reimagines the nature documentary through listening, reciprocity and queer ecology, observing the relationships between humans, animals, plants and land as the rhythms of the forest shift across seasons.

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Set in a fractured world, Kimotiwin: The Act of Stealing follows Tiska and Nisa, a queer couple finding moments of joy amid ecological devastation. When Tiska discovers one flower remaining on the hill where their love began, she sets out to protect it from destruction.

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This work is a sensory and tactile immersion in a grandmother’s tipi. Through her memories of living in a tipi, this film captures the sweetness of everyday life, the joy of cooking and the passage of time.