Directed by Sam Vint

Logline: Alice is in a race against time to get basic human rights for her son Kevin, who has Cerebral Palsy.

Synopsis: Alice became one of the first outspoken First Nations people in Canada to file a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. Her fight for her son may well end up bringing proper care to disabled people on reserves all over Canada, forever.

Distribution Contact: WFG

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RUNTIME: 12 Minutes
GENRE: Documentary
PRODUCTION FORMAT: HD
LANGUAGE: English, Oji-Cree
LOCATION: Manitoba
KEYWORDS: Aboriginal, Health, Hospital, Race, Racism, Disability, First Nation, Advocacy, Cerebral Palsy, Reserve, Human Rights, Indigenous Filmmaker

Director's Statement: What began as a film about a family without running water became the story of how one women's struggle could end up affecting all of Canada. In an effort to help her son gain the basic human rights he deserves Alice Taylor may end up helping every First Nations person with a disability in Canada.