Deep Inside Clint Star

Synopsis

Clint Star, a young Indigenous filmmaker, explores the lives of his peers in Canada, blending humor with poignant discussions on sex, love, and the impact of 500 years of oppression. Through candid conversations, Clint connects with his far-flung friends, revealing their extraordinary resilience and shared experiences. The film captures the complexities of their identities and relationships, showcasing the strength and grace of a generation navigating the challenges of contemporary life while honoring their cultural heritage. Directed by Clint Albert, this feature-length documentary runs for 88 minutes.