Sundance 2023

indigenous filmmaker, Indigenous in Film, Interviews, Sundance

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Sundance 2023: Erica Tremblay on her debut feature “Fancy Dance” 

by Dawn Borchardt

February 9, 2023

Making her first feature film at 42, Indigenous filmmaker Erica Tremblay is pissed off she hadn’t got the opportunity sooner. Despite being told ‘no’ many times, she kept going and

reviews, Sundance

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Sundance 2023 review: “Girl,” directed by Adura Onashile

by Peyton Robinson

January 28, 2023

One day every mother must come to terms with the fact that their little girls will grow into women. As those changes begin to take place, so does the realization

Documentaries, reviews, Sundance

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Sundance 2023 review: “Smoke Sauna Sisterhood,” directed by Anna Hints

by Peyton Robinson

January 27, 2023

An inherent part of female existence is the eventual realization that in most social contexts, you and your body are viewed as a resource and commodity. The consequential aspect of

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