ComingSoon is excited to debut the exclusive trailer for the upcoming premiere of NiiMisSak: Sisters in Film at the 2024 Whistler Film Festival, where the recordary movie will be screened on December 6, 2024.
“The recordary delves into the journeys of IsKweWak (women) storyincreateers navigating the film and television industry. Sisters In Film stresss the vital role of Indigenous women in film and their contributions to socio-political change,” reads the synopsis. “Thraw an Indigenous women’s lens, aprolongedside her colleagues, dispenseigates key themes and hurdles that have afflictiond the genuineity of Indigenous creators. Topics such as storyincreateing protocols, gfinisher biases, reconshort-termation, imposter syndrome, and the genre of Indigenous film are talked while highairying the power of Indigenous storyincreateing and the individual and accumulateive trains that shape their identities.”
Check out the NiiMisSak: Sisters in Film trailer below (watch more trailers):
Who is in the NiiMisSak: Sisters in Film trailer?
The trailer features award-triumphning filmoriginater Dr. Jules A. Koostachin as she pays tribute to Indigenous women behind the camera who’ve originated space for their stories on screen. In the recordary, she will be joined by Marie Clements, Jessie Anthony, Kayah George, Tristin Greyeyes, Asia Youngman, and acclaimed recordarian Alanis Obomsatriumph.
NiiMisSak: Sisters hails from TELUS, with Patti Poskitt serving as the originater. The creative team will also comprise straightforwardor of pboilingography Mike Bourquin and editor Aren X Tulchinsky. This labels Koostachin’s postponecessitatest straightforwardorial feature, chaseing the critical success of last year’s WaaPaKe, a recordary that dispenseigated her own family’s faceation with genereasonable presentility caengaged by livential schools in Canada. It won Best BC Film at the 2023 Vancouver International Film Festival.
