2014
Indigo
Directed by Amanda Strong
Logline: After years of repression, an old woman's common sense goes head-to-head with the fantastic imagination of her inner child, who yearns to be free
Synopsis: Hand-crafted, stop-motion figures come to life in this dreamlike world inspired by Native stories, in which a confined woman is liberated by grandmother spider while opaque memories are projected in an effort to restore her spirit as life nears its end.
Distribution Contact: WFG
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RUNTIME: 9 Minutes
GENRE: Animation
PRODUCTION FORMAT: HD
LANGUAGE: None
LOCATION: British Columbia
TECHNIQUES: Stop Motion
KEYWORDS: LGBTQ Filmmaker, Indigenous Filmmaker, Female Filmmaker
Director's Statement: Indigo is a stop motion animation exploring themes of imagination and inner child via dolls and miniatures. Many collaborators helped sculpt the final concept and piece to reflect Indigenous principles of the medicine wheel, stories of grandmother spider mixed with personal experience. These teachings are embedded within the worlds and Indigo's journey throughout.

Director: Amanda Strong
Writer: Daniel T. Fischer
Producer: Amanda Strong
Producer: Luke Sargent
Animation: Brett Long
Story Editor: Shane Belcourt
Production Company: Spotted Fawn Productions
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