Highlights from Toronto's imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, which runs October 18 to 22, and later online.
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An interview with Boil Alert directors Stevie Salas and James Burns about their collaborative doc about Indigenous water rights and identity.
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In s-yéwyáw: Awaken, Liz Marshall observes as artists Echo Alecko, Alfonos Salinas, and Charlene SanJenko learn from their Indigenous elders.
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Jules Koostachin and her family confront intergenerational trauma with an eye towards breaking the cycle of violence in WaaPaKe (Tomorrow).
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Telling Our Story, directed by Kim O'Bomsawin, offers an overview of Indigenous history told through the diversity of First Nations experiences.
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Artist and activist Layla Staats is the guide in Boil Alert as she travels Canada and the USA to learn about water contamination in Indigenous communities.
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God Is a Woman follows the quest to return the classic documentary The Sky Above, The Mud Below to the people it depicts.
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Suvi West and Anssi Kömi observe the repatriation of Sámi artifacts and cultural ties reconnected in archives in Homecoming.
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An interview with Homecoming directors Suvi West and Anssi Köhm about reclaiming and repatriating artifacts of Sámi culture.
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North Star, a doc series from the NFB, looks to the stars with Innu researcher Laurie Rousseau-Nepton and traditions of oral storytelling.
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