MOVIES take us back to Wakanda, to the Montreal underworld and to more Indigenous cinema
Also to re-unite two stars and watch the work of two sons of another star
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Also to re-unite two stars and watch the work of two sons of another star
Métis filmmaker Gail Maurice brings an unconventional love story, and her vision of queer Indigenous chosen family, to the big screen.
The life of a foster kid is often no picnic.
Told in French, English and Michif, Gail Maurice's first feature film — premiering at this year's TIFF — honours Indigenous children ripped from their families.
After premiering in front of a sold-out crowd at the Toronto International Film Festival, the new film Rosie will hit the big screen in Edmonton. It'll open the Edmonton International Film Festival, when it kicks off Thursday.