OUR Maternal HOME
Synopsis
A family from the Cree Nation of Waswanipi confronts generational disconnection and finds healing through the powerful bonds of kinship.
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Cree Nation of Waswanipi serves as the backdrop for a family's exploration of generational and cultural disconnection. Through personal narratives and shared experiences, they confront the challenges of their heritage while emphasizing the importance of kinship. The film highlights how reconnecting with family ties can act as a powerful form of healing, fostering resilience and cultural pride. Directed by Janine Windolph, "OUR Maternal HOME" offers a poignant reflection on identity and belonging within Indigenous communities.
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Why Watch
- Meet Janine Windolph and her family in Waswanipi.
- Find out how Elders teach interdependence.
- See the impact of cultural disconnection on families.
Did You Know
- Janine Windolph is both the filmmaker and educator behind the project.
- The film features a cast that includes Annie Charles and Roy Ottereyes.
- Our Maternal Home has a runtime of 27 minutes.
- The documentary is set in the Cree First Nation of Waswanipi.
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Who is the director of Our Maternal Home?
Janine Windolph is the director of Our Maternal Home.
What is the duration of the documentary Our Maternal Home?
The duration of Our Maternal Home is 27 minutes.
Which First Nation is traced in the documentary?
The documentary traces familial origins to the Cree First Nation of Waswanipi.
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