Pitch Event: Bridging Borders: Indigenous Co-Produktion
Associated Event
Access: Free access
Facilitated by Ken Proulx (Telefilm Canada) and Liisa Holmberg (Arctic Indigenous Film Fund), Bridging Borders fosters global collaboration for Indigenous film projects, showcasing six innovative co-productions that seek partnerships and support to bring their unique stories to the international stage. These projects celebrate and promote Indigenous cultures through powerful cinematic storytelling, building bridges and forging lasting partnerships among Indigenous filmmakers worldwide.
Featured Projects:
Two Old Women | USA, Canada | Princess Daazhraii Johnson (Gwich’in) | Languages: Gwich’in, English
Savage | Canada, Italy | Darlene Naponse (Anishnaabe) | Languages: Italian, English
The Ship That Wasn’t There | Greenland, Denmark | Inuk Jørgensen (Inuk) | Languages: Kalaallisut, Danish
Porslin | Sápmi, Norway, Sweden | Ann Aurebekk (Sámi) | Language: Sámi
Mulheres Indígenas: Biomas | Brazil, Ecuador | Shirley Krenak (Krenak) | Language: Portuguese
War Dance | New Zealand, Germany, Canada | Hiona Henare (Māori) | Languages: English, Māori, Cree, German
Speakers
Princess Johnson (she/her)
Filmmaker
Inuk Jørgensen (he/him)
Filmmaker
Darlene Naponse (she/her)
Filmmaker
Ann Aurebekk (she/her)
Filmmaker
Shirley Krenak Krenak (she/her)
Filmmaker
Hiona Hiona (she/her)
Filmmaker
Moderators
Liisa Holmberg (she/her)
/ CEO / Arctic Indigenous Film Fund
Ken Proulx Proulx
Indigenous Cinema Alliance