2000-88, 82 minutes, 2016 Seal hunting, a critical part of Inuit life, has been controversial for a long time. Now, a new generation of Inuit, armed with social media and their own sense of humor and justice, are challenging the anti-sealing groups and bringing their own voices into he conversation....
3400-10, 41 minutes, 2011 In this film, native children were subjected to emotional, physical and spiritual abuse; Mount Pleasant students were inevitably alienated from their families, native languages, and tribal religions. This film combines archival materials with present-day interviews to make clear just how inhumane the system was. Indian School: Stories...
3400-11, 18 minutes, 2015 Residential schools are a part of our shared history in Canada. Prior to European contact, First Nations people had their own education system, governing system, beliefs and customs. In 1883, Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald authorized the creation of three “industrial schools.” Thus began the...
3700-5, 22 minutes, 2005 Street gang activity is on the rise across the country. Illusions explores the issue of Canadian street gangs from an Aboriginal perspective. Request
3700-6, 48 minutes Part I, 2007 This film recounts the experiences of women who have been victims of violence throughout their developmental years. Part I presents a clear understanding of the origins of violence in Aboriginal women. Part II demonstrates how inter-generational violence contributes to both women’s experience of violence...
3700-7, 68 minutes Part II, 2007 This film recounts the experiences of women who have been victims of violence throughout their developmental years. Part I presents a clear understanding of the origins of violence in Aboriginal women. Part II demonstrates how inter-generational violence contributes to both women’s experience of violence as...
3700-8, 27 minutes, 2004 No Matter How Far You Go is a straight-forward film for youth. It explores the hardships of six former prostitutes have faced, and gives inspiration to others to make positive choices. The women encourage youth to take a look at themselves to figure out what kind of...
1400-41, 26 minutes, This film is a heartfelt examination of life with FASD and the further challenges that this disorder presents within the justice system. Request
3700-20, 7 minutes, 2016 This film was inspired in part by the life and tragic death of Tina Fontaine, in the care of Manitoba Child and Family Services. A Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs film. STOLEN Request
3700-21, 13 minutes, 2016 The issue of violence against aboriginal women and girls is a systemic one with deep roots in sexism, poverty and racism. To properly address the situation, one must understand the history and impact of colonization on Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Request
