Métis filmmaker’s first feature film is dark and gritty
Daniel Foreman’s been making short films, music videos and animation for decades. Now he’s pulling…
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En entrevue, Alanis Obomsawin, cinéastre abénaquise de renommée internationale
Cette semaine, nous recevons la cinéastre abénaquise de renommée internationale, Madame Alanis Obomsawin. Récompensée pour…
Power of northern lights tapped in new Indigenous thriller
A new short film that focuses on missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls has…
Discovery at former Kamloops Residential School a teachable moment for filmmaker
The recent discovery of the remains of 215 children at the former Kamloops Indian Residential…
Two Indigenous women honoured at TV and film awards show in Vancouver
It was a night of celebration in Vancouver as 15 women in film and television…
‘We need more’: Report finds Indigenous women given less opportunity in Canadian film and TV
A new report finds Indigenous women are “significantly” under-employed in the television and film industry….
Annual Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival kicks off tonight
Ashley BernardAPTN NewsThe weekend long Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival kicks off tonight.The festival celebrates the…
APTN Investigates: Cowboys and Pretendians
Sitting in his Montreal apartment surrounded by movie memorabilia, Jeff Barnaby, a Mi’gmaw filmmaker from Listiguj, QC, is quite clear about what he expects from his cast and crew in the film industry.
Alanis Obomsawin joins InFocus to discuss 50 years of making documentaries
“It’s incredible what influence a documentary can play in terms of telling it like it is.”