Three short interviews of Mi’kmaw families who experienced profound tragedy yet, with resilience, find a path of hope. Original, hand-drawn animation is used to recreate the memories and express the emotions of the interviewees. Produced for the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association by FPS Productions (Halifax).
Directors Jeffrey Fish and Catherine C. Brown will be in attendance.
This film includes themes that may be distressing for some. Following the screening, a qualified professional with our mental health partner, Solasta, will facilitate a mental health support circle for anyone who may wish to access support.
- Year2026
- Runtime24 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryCanada
- PremiereWorld Premiere
- GenreAnimation, Documentary
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- Content WarningThemes of trauma, violence and murder of indigenous women
- DirectorCatherine C. Brown & Jeffrey R. Fish
- ProducerNova Scotia Native Women's Association
- CinematographerCatherine C. Brown
- EditorJeffrey R. Fish
Three short interviews of Mi’kmaw families who experienced profound tragedy yet, with resilience, find a path of hope. Original, hand-drawn animation is used to recreate the memories and express the emotions of the interviewees. Produced for the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association by FPS Productions (Halifax).
Directors Jeffrey Fish and Catherine C. Brown will be in attendance.
This film includes themes that may be distressing for some. Following the screening, a qualified professional with our mental health partner, Solasta, will facilitate a mental health support circle for anyone who may wish to access support.
- Year2026
- Runtime24 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryCanada
- PremiereWorld Premiere
- GenreAnimation, Documentary
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- Content WarningThemes of trauma, violence and murder of indigenous women
- DirectorCatherine C. Brown & Jeffrey R. Fish
- ProducerNova Scotia Native Women's Association
- CinematographerCatherine C. Brown
- EditorJeffrey R. Fish