Reunion: A Journey Towards Truth and Reconciliation
- Unreel Creative
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Producer
Unreel Creative
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Starring
Nancy
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Client
Calm Air
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Director
Amanda Camara
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1st AD
Trevor Johnsen
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Behind The Scenes
Eric Peters
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Director of Photography
Eric Curt Peters
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Camera Operator
Trevor Johnsen
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Locations
Rankin Inlet
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Editor/ Colourist
Eric Curt Peters
Brief
Our latest documentary project at Unreel Creative focuses on the deeply personal and emotional journey of Nancy, a woman who was forcibly removed from her indigenous family and raised in a white family. Living a life detached from her roots, Nancy's tale is a heartrending illustration of the efforts towards truth and reconciliation.
In this raw and evocative documentary, we delve into Nancy's story. As a child, she was subjected to a life-altering transition that deprived her of her indigenous family, culture, and identity. Her childhood was marked by a profound lack of understanding of her true heritage.
Growing up, Nancy's disconnection from her origins fueled her yearning to know more about her ancestry and her true family. Despite the traumatic past, Nancy did not succumb to despair. Instead, she harnessed her longing into a drive for truth and reconciliation.
The documentary takes an unexpected and emotional turn when Calm Air, a regional airline, presents Nancy with an extraordinary opportunity: a chance to meet her biological mother for the first time. This reunion symbolizes a significant milestone in her journey towards healing and reconciliation, highlighting the power of reconnection with one's roots.
"Reunion: A Journey Towards Truth and Reconciliation" is more than just a documentary; it is a testament to resilience, hope, and the unwavering quest for identity. It invites audiences to empathize with the victims of forced separation, encourages dialogue about cultural identity and heritage, and inspires actions towards truth and reconciliation. The story of Nancy serves as a beacon of hope and strength for those on a similar journey.
The documentary will evoke a wide range of emotions, shed light on a little-discussed topic, and inspire a greater commitment to truth, reconciliation, and indigenous rights.