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SUMMARY:MĀORI TO MAASAI-13th Native Spirit Indigenous Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Taratoa Stappard \nGIIWE: THIS IS HOME\nDir. Merle Robillard | 2019 | Cree\, Canada/New Zealand | 30′\nBrent Mitchell\, was taken from his Ojibwe home in Great Falls\, Manitoba in a practice referred to as the Sixties Scoop. He was brought to New Zealand by his foster parents where he suffered physical and emotional abuse and was sexually abused by someone outside the family. Brent travels from New Zealand to Winnipeg\, Manitoba to reconnect with his family\, home and culture. He also begins the process of healing from scars inflicted upon him by this colonial policy. \nUNDER THE KOROWAI\nDir. Brandon Te Moananui | 2018 | Māori\, New Zealand | 11′\nDoctors in Western medicine aren’t often trained in what to do when someone is being visited by their long-dead ancestors. But for many Māori\, this is a lived experience. Under The Korowai looks at Te Whare Marie\, a kaupapa Māori mental health service provider that is combining tohunga-led spiritual and cultural therapy and clinical methods to help young Māori understand\, rather than fear\, their gifts. \nGRASS ROOTS\nDir. Hannah McOwan | 2019 | Māori\, New Zealand | 11′\nMeet the Māori wāhine (women) behind Hikurangi Enterprises\, a cannabis co-op looking to revitalise their community in Ruatōria\, a Ngāti Porou stronghold with a long and turbulent relationship to the plant. \nSUNKEN SOIL\nDir. Kelsie Ahmat | 2019 | Noongar\, Australia | 6′\nGrounded by hope. jolted by fear\, equipped with courage. A young Indigenous Noongar woman pauses in the present\, acknowledges the past and is ready to step into her future. \nEMKHATSINI (BETWEEN) Q&A WITH DIRECTOR TARATOA STAPPARD\nDir. Taratoa Stappard | 2018 | siSwati\, Kingdom of Eswatini (Swaziland) | 15’\nA woman finds herself\, lost in the deserted Eswatini outback when she tries to locate an elusive community leader. \n15′ BREAK \nMAASAI LIVING CULTURE\nDir. Samwell Nangiria | 2019 | Maasai\, Tanzania | 12′\nA fly-on-the-wall perspective of Maasai leaders visit to Oxford in November 2018\, to change the way their unique culture is represented in museums and strategising for next steps. Samwel Nangiria\, Maasai leader and Director of Oltoilo le Maa\, a Maasai Video Collective\, said: “Seeing the way Maasai sacred objects were displayed in the Oxford University Pitt Rivers Museum I felt shocked. We are a living culture\, not a dead one\, and we want to talk to the Museum about how they can change this. I believe that working together with the Pitt Rivers Museum and with our partners at InsightShare we can honour my community and present our real culture in the museum”. \nBURKINABÈ BOUNTY: AGROECOLOGY IN BURKINA FASO\nDir. Iara Lee | Burkina Faso | 37′\nBurkinabè Bounty\, a documentary from Cultures of Resistance Films\, chronicles agricultural resistance and the fight for food sovereignty in Burkina Faso—a small\, landlocked country in West Africa. Showcasing activist farmers\, students\, artists\, and leaders in the local Slow Food movement\, the film looks at how the Burkinabè people are reclaiming their land and defending their traditions against the encroachment of corporate agriculture. From women gaining economic independence by selling ‘dolo’ beer\, to youth marching in the streets against companies like Monsanto\, to hip-hop musicians reviving the revolutionary spirit of Thomas Sankara\, Burkinabè Bounty shows the creative tactics people are using to take back control of their food\, seeds\, and future. \nPROTECTING COUNTRY\nDir. Magali McDuffie | 2018 | Adnyamathana\, South Australia | 40′\nProtecting Country is dedicated to the memory of Tauto Sansbury (1949-2019)\, Narungga Elder\, Advocate\, Teacher\, and Warrior\, and to all our Ancestors who worked so hard to get us to where we are today. Today\, through this film\, we honour their memory and their incredible achievements. \nThe Adnyamathanha people of the Flinders Ranges region of South Australia have fought for many years to protect their country from a nuclear waste dump facility planned by the Federal Government on their land. This is their story.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/13th-native-spirit-indigenous-film-festival-maori-to-maasai/
LOCATION:Human Rights Consortium\, Senate House Malet Street\, London\, WC1E 7HU
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SUMMARY:SILLA AND SAMI -13th Native Spirit Indigenous Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Programme subject to changes \nCelebrating 70th Anniversary of Skolt Sámi move to Inari area\, Finland with Q&A Erika Benke\, BBC World Service \nITALINA (Skolt Sámi music video) \nVÁLLJEN (Skolt Sámi music video) \nFIGHTING FOR LAPLAND – Q&A ERIKA BENKE BBC WORLD SERVICE\nDir. Erika Benke | 2019 | Skolt\, Northern & Inari Sámi\, Finland | 23’\nIn Lapland\, temperatures are rising faster than anywhere else in the world\, putting reindeer at risk of starvation and threatening the livelihoods of modern Sámi reindeer herders. Four Sámi women tell us about the extra threats to their land including plans to build a railway to exploit natural resources. \nBIRDS IN THE EARTH\nDir. Marja Helander | 2019 | Sámi\, Finland | 11’\nExamining the deeper questions of ownership of Sámi land in Finland through ballet performances of two young Sámi sisters\, Birit and Katja Haarla. \nHOME\nDir. Inuk Jørgensen | 2018 | Inuit\, Greenland | 8′\nA personal perspective on coming home after nearly a decade abroad and finding that something is off in the familiar paradise. A warning that profound change is coming. Change that will influence future generations. \nSILLA\nDir. Howard Adler | 2018 | Inuktitut\, Canada| 22′\nSilla is a short documentary about throat-singing duo Silla and their collaboration with DJ Rise Ashen\, it follows the band members behind the scenes as they prepare for and play numerous live shows\, it delves into the historical suppression of Inuit traditions\, and how their music is reviving and reclaiming the beautiful art form of Inuit throat singing. \n*In the Inuktitut language “Silla” has many connotations\, but it roughly translates as “weather”. \nNAMES FOR SNOW\nDir. Rebecca Thomassie | 2018 | Inuktitut\, Canada| 6′\nThis short follows Rebecca Thomassie\, an Inuk woman\, around Kangirsuk as she learns the 52 Inuktitut words for snow. \nTHROAT SINGING IN KANGIRSUK (Wapikoni Mobile)\nEva Kaukai\, Manon Chamberland | 2018 | Innu\, Canada | 3’\nEva Kaukai and Manon Chamberland practice the Inuk art of throat singing in their small village of Kangirsuk. Their mesmerizing voices carry through the four seasons of their Arctic land. \nI LOVE EVERYTHING – WAPIKONI MOBILE\nJosé Mestenapéo | 2017 | Innu\, Canada | 3’\nJosé is 8 and takes us on a guided tour of Nutashkuan\, showing us all that he loves.
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SUMMARY:13th Native Spirit Indigenous Film Festival - BOLIVIA & ANDES
DESCRIPTION:HUAHUA\nDir. Joshi Espinosa | 2018 | Ecuador | 70’\nA young aboriginal couple faces an unexpected pregnancy that will make them question their identity and the world in which they will raise their child. \nOTHER MOTHERS / OTRAS MADRES\nDir. Ingrid Pumayalla | 2018 | Quechua\, Peru | 13’\nMatilde Umeres returns to Pantipata\, her native land after twenty-two years. She left at the age of nine on a two-day bus journey to Lima\, capital of Peru\, arriving without speaking any Spanish only her native Quechua\, language of the native Indigenous people of the Andes. She will not forget this language and after some years it allows her to find her family after hearing the news of her mother’s funeral. \n________\nIN ASSOCIATION WITH THE EMBASSY OF THE PLURINATIONAL STATE OF BOLIVIA IN THE UK \nINTRODUCTION WITH PHAXSI COCA (BOLIVIA) \nBETWEEN SAINTS CHOLAS & MORENOS / ENTRE SANTOS CHOLAS Y MORENOS\nDir. Okie Cárdenas | 2019 | Aymara\, Bolivia | 73’\nDocu-fiction showing the background of religious patron festivities\, the process of preparation\, economic investment and the human stories that they exist behind. Filmed over four years in provinces such as Carabuco\, Colquepata\, Guaqui\, Sica Sica\, the city of El Alto and La Paz\, during an arduous process of investigation and image registration. Divided into three parts: first\, the story of Julio\, a character who works hard to be able to dance Morenada (a fokloric dance) every weekend; second\, the documentary record of activities carried out by fraternities before arriving at the party; and third a fiction story that represents the director’s vision of being there.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/13th-native-spirit-indigenous-film-festival-bolivia-andes/
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