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Filmmaker Darlene Naponse’ arresting documentary AKI - “earth, land, or ground in relation to the Anishnaabe homeland” - was filmed on her reservation near Sudbury, Ontario, Atikameksheng Anishnawbek, formerly White Fish Lake First Nation. AKI celebrates the unspoiled beauty of the area and …
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By Anne Brodie Darlene Naponse’ brilliant, wordless documentary AKI “earth, land, or ground in relation to the Anishnaabe homeland” was filmed in her home Atikameksheng Anishnawbek, formerly White Fish Lake First Nation, Ontario. It follows her stunning feature Falls Around Her, also shot there. …
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