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NiiMisSask: Sisters in Film (Documentary) / Canada / 2024 / Dir: Jules Arita Koostachin / 70 min
“NiiMisSak:Sisters In Film” is a compelling documentary that delves into the journeys of IsKweWak (women) storytellers navigating the film and television industry. Featuring prominent voices such as writer-director Jules Koostachin, Marie Clement, Jessie Anthony, Kayah George, Tristin Greyeyes, Asia Youngman, and acclaimed documentarian Alanis Obomsawin, “Sisters In Film” emphasizes the vital role of Indigenous women in film and their contributions to socio-political change.
Through an Indigenous women’s lens, filmmaker Jules Koostachin alongside her colleagues examines key themes and hurdles that have plagued the authenticity of Indigenous creators. Topics such as storytelling protocols, gender biases, representation, imposter syndrome, and the genre of Indigenous film are discussed while highlighting the power of Indigenous storytelling and the individual and collective practices that shape their identities.
“Sisters In Film” offers an essential exploration of systemic discrimination in the industry, while also presenting clear, actionable solutions to combat these challenges. The documentary deepens the understanding of Indigenous filmmaking as a distinct and powerful genre.
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