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#CherokeeFilm is proud to sponsor Rez Film Club, a monthly series at @circlecinema hosted by the Native Circle Advisory Board. Join us Sunday, Oct. 12, at 3 p.m. for a double feature of Indigenous horror: “Blood Quantum” and “Slash/Back.”
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Jeff Barnaby @tripgore director of Rhymes for Young Ghouls with @kdeveryjacobs & Blood Quantum
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My greatest fear as an artist is success. We live a culture that admonishes creativity. Rewards remakes, appropriation, sequels. tired acts.
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TIME asked indigenous filmmakers and film historians from around the world about the essential films that reflect upon and give insight into indigenous life time.com/7081344/essential-i…
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"The Earth is an animal. Living and breathing."
For Night 8 in our 13 Nights of Halloween, watch Mi'kmaq filmmaker Jeff Barnaby's BLOOD QUANTUM, then read about how horror has the power to unsettle colonial narratives in @borwein_ns's anthology, GLOBAL INDIGENOUS HORROR 🎃📚
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I hugely enjoyed these at @CineRedis and am actually contemplating popping over the estuary on Saturday to see them again. From Cherry English is an absolutely fascinating short film about language, identity and language loss.
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Take in a little @tripgore
Watch a few great shorts and RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS and BLOOD QUANTUM on October 22 at @TIFF_NET Lightbox.
Celebrating with ❤️
@kdeveryjacobs @johnchristou @danisgoulet @kaniehtiio
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"It's never finished."
Celebrate the films of the late Jeff Barnaby this month with Tripgore Retrospective, a double bill of RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS and BLOOD QUANTUM presented by @imagineNATIVE. October 22 at TIFF Lightbox.
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All of a the sudden I understand why Egger's shot the lighthouse in black and white. Nobody would've understood his existential take on Mario.
What makes it interesting is that the eco apocalypse and fall of civilization the West is fetishizing and dreading has already happened for a lot of indigenous cultures. So the dystopia of something like the handmaids tale is almost trite.


















