
Join us for a screening that explores the intersection of history, law, and identity. This film follows the Nuxalk as they trace the disappearance of the ooligan to a land claim filed during the arrival of smallpox. The narrative unfolds through the lens of a local radio station, which serves as both a courtroom and a conjuring ground. It is a profound look at how community, memory, and justice intertwine in the face of historical trauma. This presentation is recommended for viewers interested in Indigenous narratives, legal history, and documentary storytelling.
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Calgary International Film Festival
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