An introduction to the film by Jennifer Smith | Ste. Anne & An introduction to the film by Jennifer Smith

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Jennifer Smith is a Metis curator, writer and arts administrator from treaty 1 territory - today called Winnipeg, Canada. Here she introduces Rhayne Vermette's film Ste. Anne for Film at Cample.

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An introduction to the film by Jennifer Smith

Ste. Anne

Set and shot in Treaty 1 territory in Vermette’s native Manitoba, Ste. Anne centres on a long-missing young woman’s unexpected return to her indigenous Métis community

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After unlocking, you'll have 7 days to start watching. Once you begin, you'll have 48 hours to finish watching. Need help?

If you would like to attend the in person screening of Ste. Anne at CAMPLE LINE on Sunday 29 May at 7pm, please book here

Tickets available on a sliding scale: £0 - £5

More information and guidelines on how to select a ticket price can be found here

Please note, if you are in a position to do so, choosing a ticket price of £2 or higher will help us to cover our baseline streaming costs

Jennifer Smith is a Metis curator, writer and arts administrator from treaty 1 territory - today called Winnipeg, Canada. Here she introduces Rhayne Vermette's film Ste. Anne for Film at Cample.