Special Film Screenings: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, held on September 30th of each year, is a day that honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.

In partnership with the National Film Board of Canada, the Museum will be screening Indigenous-created films throughout the day.

Film schedule:

10:30 am: Honour to Senator Murray Sinclair (29 minutes, English with French subtitles)

12:00 am: Second Stories – It Had to Be Done (22 minutes, English with French subtitles)

11:22 am: Sisters & Brothers (3 minutes, French)

11:25 am: Hebron Relocation (15 minutes, English with French subtitles)

11:40 am: Waseteg (6 minutes, English with French subtitles)

11:46 am: Evan’s Drum (14 minutes, English with French subtitles)

12:00 pm: Le Chemin Rouge (15 minutes, French with English subtitles)

12:15 pm: Siksikakowan – The Blackfoot Man (77 minutes, English with French subtitles)

1:32 pm: Some Stories (8 minutes, English with French subtitles)

1:40 pm: The Mountain of SGaana (10 minutes, No dialogue)

1:50 pm: Arctic Song (6 minutes, English with French subtitles – Inuktitut)

1:56 pm: Etlinisigu'niet (Bleed Down) (5 minutes, No dialogue)

2:01 pm: You are on Indian Land (36 minutes, English)

2:37 pm: Nechako – It will be a big river again (90 minutes, English with French subtitles)

4:07 pm: Feather Fall (23 minutes, English with French subtitles)