Indigenous storytelling
Trickster is a darkly compelling watch with plenty of rich storytelling and Indigenous folklore
Arts October 14, 2020By: Meera Eragoda, Arts & Culture Editor All those headlines you’ve been seeing about Trickster being the must watch show of the fall? They’re not wrong. Trickster just aired the first of its six-episode season on Wednesday, October 7 and I’m hooked. Based on Eden Robinson’s best-selling novel, Son of a Trickster, the show is a coming-of-age story about Jared, a boy who is navigating the effects of colonialism on his family while still trying to be a teenager, and is set to a backdrop of magical realism and Haisla and Heiltsuk mythology. The cast is stacked with Indigenous talent…
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Luminous Territories glows with beautiful and insightful Indigenous storytelling
Arts June 24, 2020By: Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer I didn’t know so much could be said in such little time, but Luminous Territories tells it all. Presented by The Cinematheque in partnership with the Contemporary Art Gallery, Luminous Territories is a collection of…
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