My friend Carmelle Wolfson and Zach Pedersen, Nikki McDonald, Dagna Pielaszkiewicz and Gemma Holdway produced this short documentary profiling Dakota/Cree activist Audrey Redman on her path to healing as a survivor of Canada’s residential schools.
Indian Road documents one of the best kept secrets of the government and churches that horrendously removed culture and left a legacy of pain and destruction for us as Native peoples in Canada.
Playing:
Friday May 2nd
7-8pm
George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre
245 Church St.
Room 103
It’s not to be missed! Contact Carmelle at cwolfson@ryerson.ca for more info.
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