THINKING ETHNOGRAPHIC CINEMA THROUGH THE LENS OF INDIGENOUS FILMMAKING
INVASION
2020 | 19 min | VOSTF
Country of origin of directors : Canada
Country of production: Canada
Country of recording: Canada
SYNOPSIS :
In this era of “reconciliation”, Indigenous territories continue to be seized by force. Invasion focuses on the resistance of the Unist’ot’en encampment, the Gidimt’en access point and the entire Wet’suwet’en nation against the colonial violence of the Canadian government and big businesses.
BIOGRAPHIES :
Michael Toledano is a reporter, photographer and documentary filmmaker interested in environmental pollution and Indigenous land issues
Sam Vinal is a filmmaker, producer and director of documentary and narrative films rooted in the socio-political landscape. For him, film is the best medium to combine his passion for art and to denounce political issues.
Free admission subject to availability of seats
tuesday may 9th – from 6:30 pm
CINÉMA MODERNE
5150 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1R8
