Directed by Luther Alexander

Logline: A spoken word poem about Indigenous issues from the perspective of three different Native women.

Synopsis: In Canada's backyard, a colonial history of oppression and cultural genocide against Aboriginal women has created a vicious cycle of poverty, greed, addiction and abuse. And in the streets these women must overcome their situations in order to survive and at the same time, have their stories known and understood.

Distribution Contact: WFG

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RUNTIME: 5 Minutes
GENRE: Drama
LANGUAGE: English
LOCATION: Manitoba
KEYWORDS: Poetry, Abuse, Prostitution, Aboriginal Women, Violence, Sexual Abuse, Human Rights, Indigenous Filmmaker

Director's Statement: I believe this film has reach to be expanded across certain audiences as both a work of art and an awareness tool in feminist circles. The film's poetry is a driving force behind the narrative structure of the film.