<p>Filmmaker Jesse Green travels to his home community of Shoal Lake 40 interviewing people about the impacts of the City of Winnipeg aqueduct in the 100+ years since it was built. Weaving in interviews with historians and archival material Green builds a strong case about the exploitation of his community.</p>

Urban Eclipse: Rising Tides of Kekekoziibii (Shoal Lake 40 First Nation)

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