Land Dances Us is inspired by an Anishinaabe creation story with a contemporary twist.

It is about a woman who falls through a hole in the sky, descending to Earth. As she lands, she uncovers a profound connection to the natural world, realizing that she shares the fate of trees. Her untimely wa...

Land Dances Us is a cinematic expression inspired by an Anishinaabe creation story with a contemporary twist. It is about a woman who falls through a hole in the sky, descending to Earth. As she lands, she uncovers a profound connection to the natural world, realizing that she shares the fate of ...

Choreographed and directed by Sandra Laronde in collaboration with performers, Miigis is inspired by the formidable odyssey of the Anishinaabe along the water routes from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, moving from salt to fresh water. Along this journey we encounter Indigenous archetypes,...

Choreographed and directed by Sandra Laronde in collaboration with performers, Miigis is inspired by the formidable odyssey of the Anishinaabe along the water routes from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes, moving from salt to fresh water. Along this journey we discover the catalyst for this m...

Tungijuq (What We Eat) is about the relationship between humans, nature, and the reality of hunting in Inuit culture. Kunuk Cohn Productions and Igloolik Isuma Productions present a film by Felix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphael, produced by Stephane Rituit. Starring internationally renowned throat si...

Tungijuq (What We Eat) is about the relationship between humans, nature, and the reality of hunting in Inuit culture. Kunuk Cohn Productions and Igloolik Isuma Productions present a film by Felix Lajeunesse and Paul Raphael, produced by Stephane Rituit. Starring internationally renowned throat si...

?E?ANX (The Cave) is about a hunter on horseback who discovers a portal to the other side in this fantastical short film based on a true Tsilhqot’in story. From writer/director Helen Haig-Brown, The Cave is based on a story told by her great uncle Henry Solomon in the Tsilhquot’in language.

From writer/director Helen Haig-Brown, The Cave is based on a story told by her great uncle Henry Solomon. Set in 1961, a Chilcotin hunter (Edmund Lulua) rides on horseback through the Chilcotin territory of British Columbia in western Canada. This 12-minute short film is shot in the Tsilhquot’in...

From Red Sky Performance, Backbone ferociously brings to life the electricity and impulses of a sentient land emerging from millions of years of restlessness. With powerful live music, dance and acrobatic solos, duets, and ensembles, performers interpret nature's spine and landscapes.