Nuxalk Radio is part of the Nuxalk Strong Exhibition at the MOA from February 21 2025 - January 4 2026
Nechako screens at VIFF ! Tickets here
Nechako screens at the Sydney Film Festival. Tickets here
Nechako Screens at the Sydney Film Festival. Tickets here
Nuxalk Radio plays the Nuxalk Rising Festival. Learn more here
To mark one year of Our Stories to Tell, we’re celebrating series advisor Lyana Patrick. She is Acadian/Scottish on her mother’s side, Yinka Dene on her father’s, and a member of the Stellat’en First Nation. Yinka Dene translates to “people of the land,” an orientation key to the films in this program, three of which are directed by Patrick. A Place to Belong, made with Rosemary Georgeson (Coast Salish and Sahtu Dene), documents a Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre event and the origin of the friendship centre movement. The Tomahawk profiles the oldest family-run restaurant in BC, blurring the line between appropriation and appreciation. The Train Station explores survivance through the experiences of Patrick’s family at Lejac Indian Residential School. DƏNE YI’INJETL – The Scattering of Man, by Luke Gleeson (Tsay Keh Dene), tells of the displacement of the Tsay Keh Dene people due to the WAC Bennett Dam project and subsequent flooding, events connected to Patrick’s upcoming feature documentary Nechako.
After the program, there will be a Q&A and discussion with Lyana Patrick.
A Place to Belong
Canada 2020
Lyana Patrick, Rosemary Georgeson
4 min. DCP
The Tomahawk
Canada 2020
Lyana Patrick
3 min. DCP
The Train Station
Canada 2020
Lyana Patrick
2 min. DCPIn English and Carrier with English subtitles
DƏNE YI’INJETL – The Scattering of Man
Canada 2021
Luke Gleeson
75 min. DCPIn English and Sekani with English subtitles
Spirit Emulsion is part of the Whitney Biennial. Screening information here.
Our collaboration with Chinese Canadian Museum is premireing at Vancouver Asian Film Festival’s WESTCOAST SHORTS – LIFE’S STRUGGLES program. Check out here!
Spirit Emulsion is now streaming on TANKTV in the UK watch here
The Empress of Vancouver is coming to Winnipeg! Link here!
Spirit Emulsion plays BlackStar Film Festival August 2nd 2023 at 6:00 PM EDT. Tickets here
The Empress of Vancouver is a part of the first Viriginia Queer Film Festival! More info here!
The Empress of Vancouver screens at North West Fest. Tickets here
Chasing Light is a part of DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2023’s Memory With(out) Home program. More here!
Have you forgotten me? Screens as part of the Canadian Shorts and Shorts 1 program at Mosaic, March 24th and March 26th. Tickets here
Spirit Emulsion is a part of Birrarangga Film Festival (Melbourne, Australia). More here!
The Empress of Vancouver plays BFI flare (Sold Out)
Spirit Emulsion plays before Bones of Crows Tickets here
The Empress of Vancouver screens at the Available Light Film Festival
The Empress of Vancouver is playing at Victoria Film Festival - Tickets info here!
Spirit Emulsion is a part of “EXITS AND ENTRIES: RECENT EXPERIMENTAL FILMS” program - more info here!
The Empress of Vancouver is having its Alberta Premiere at Calgary Underground Film Festival! More information here!
The Train Station is playing Broad View Film Festival as a part of Wahkohtowin: In Focus – Indigenous Female Directors Series program - Ticket info here!
Spirit Emulsion is playing in Program 8: A Winter Love. More details here!
Spirit Emulsion is a part of Program 8 • A Winter Love, playing in person at San Francisco Public Library - Koret Auditorium. More info here.
Spirit Emulsion is a part of Northern Shorts Program - Grab your ticket here!
Spirit Emulsion is a part of SHORTS PROGRAM: INDIGENOUS LENS - More details here!
The Train Station is a part of Women in Film 2 Program. More info here!
