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Deep Dive: Nuuca (2018)

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Nuuca
In 'Nuuca', the film addresses the link between land exploitation by resource extraction industries and the violence experienced by Indigenous women and girls. It features testimonies from individuals such as a young woman who states, 'Just as the land is being used, these women are being used.' This comparison illustrates the systemic issues of environmental degradation and gender-based violence faced by Indigenous communities. The film employs evocative imagery and personal narratives to urge viewers to confront the realities of these interconnected issues. It emphasizes the urgent need for justice and protection for both the land and its people, particularly in the context of the oil industry in North Dakota.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Marea Deville and other Indigenous voices.
  • •Find out about the oil industry's impact on women.
  • •See powerful testimonies from North Dakota.

Did You Know

•The film was directed by Michelle Latimer in 2018.
•The documentary has a runtime of 13 minutes.
•It features testimonies from Indigenous women, including Marea Deville.
•The production involves both Canada and the United States.

Perfect For

Indigenous rights advocatesEnvironmental activistsGender-based violence awareness