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In partnership with Aboriginal Pavilion, presented by the Aboriginal Leadership Partners, Turtle Island Rising: Past and Futures are two short film programmes that span the histories and envision new horizons of the First Peoples of Turtle Island. Screening at Fort York, the programmes present origin, myth, fable and allegorical themes of history using the canons of traditional and contemporary Indigenous filmmaking. Both programmes will be followed by Q&A sessions with participating artists.

July 20: Turtle Island Rising: Past and Futures Programme I will screen at 4:30 pm on Monday, July 20 in the “Blue Barracks” as part of The Aboriginal Pavilion’s Being Indigenous in Film and Media Industry presentation featuring the following shorts: The Path Without End, Wabak, The “Gift”, Conversion, A Common Experience, Covered, Shooting Geronimo, We Become Them, Firebear Called them Faith Healers and Amaqqut Nunaat (The Country of Wolves).

Works and artists presented in Program I include:

The Path Without End (USA, 5:55, 2011) Director: Elizabeth LaPensée (Anishinaabe/Métis/Irish)

Wabak (Canada, 6:57, 2006) Directors: Gilles Penosway and Kevin Papatie (Anishinabe)

The “Gift” (Canada, 2:00, 2011) Director: Terril Calder (Métis)

Conversion (USA, 9:13, 2007) Director: Nanobah Becker (Navajo)

A Common Experience (Canada, 10:30, 2013) Director: Shane Belcourt (Métis)

Covered (Canada, 6:50, 2014) Writer: Tara Beier (Cree)

Shooting Geronimo (Canada, 11:11, 2007) Director: Kent Monkman (Cree)

We Become Them (USA, 6:35, 2014) Director: James Luna (Puyukitchum /Luiseño)

Firebear Called them Faith Healers (Canada, 16:51, 2009) Director: Kelvin Redvers (Deninu K’ue)

Amaqqut Nunaat (The Country of Wolves) (Canada, 14:00, 2011)
Director: Neil Christopher / Producer: Louise Flaherty (Inuk)