The package includes the world premiere of the 5-minute short A Golden Voice about Haida artists, Bill Reid, followed by two half-hour documentaries about two Indigenous communities in NW BC and NW ONT and specific their relationship to the waters of their respective homelands. A Q&amp;A with the creators of The Last Fisherman follows the films.

It's been over 20 years since the work of one of Canada’s most iconic Haida artists: Bill Reid, has been explored on film. Featuring playful visual effects and pristine new footage of Reid’s jewelry and sculptures, this short illuminates the artist’s creative journey and coincides with his 100th birthday.

A Golden Voice

Available for the first time in Canada, ALFF is pleased to present a new version of an audience favourite from the in-cinema screenings at ALFF 2020. This documentary by Champagne and Ashihik citizen and filmmaker, Mike Rudyk is about a homecoming journey on the Taku River. Master carver Wayne Carlick has long dreamed to see the routes his ancestors travelled along the Taku watershed and inland. In 2018, Carlick realized that dream when he and a group of Taku River Tlingit First Nations set off down the Taku River in a Traditional Tlingit ocean-going canoe.

Tlatsini

This documentary by Champagne and Ashihik citizen and filmmaker, Mike Rudyk is about a homecoming journey on the Taku River.

ALFF 2020 guest, Ryan McMahon, has had a very busy year producing the CanadaLand podcast ‘Thunder Bay’ and now a 4-part doc series for CBC Documentary: Stories From the Land. Rainy Lake near Fort Frances, Ontario is home to Anishinaabe people who have made a life around harvesting from the lake for millenia. This story illustrates the lives of the last two commercial Indigenous fishermen, now in their 70s, and their families on Rainy Lake.&nbsp;

The Last Fishermen

This story illustrates the lives of the last two commercial Indigenous fishermen, now in their 70s, and their families on Rainy Lake.

Q&A with Ryan McMahon and Wendell Collier

Canada

Tlatsini • The Last Fishermen • A Golden Voice

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