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Helen Haig-Brown

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noviembre 2006

Helen Haig-BrownDirector Helen Haig-Brown (Tsilhqot'in) grew up between the Stone Reserve, British Columbia, and her current home of Vancouver. In 2005 her film Su Naa (My Big Brother) won Best Experimental at the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival in Toronto. She sits on the board of directors of Redwire, a magazine for Native youth, and has conducted media training for youth in Big Island Lake Cree Nation, Saskatchewan. Haig-Brown has taught media production at the Gulf Islands Film and Television School on Galiano Island, British Columbia. In 2000, through Aboriginal Women's Action Network, Haig-Brown and Audrey Huntley (Ojibwe) led the Fraser River Journey for Justice, rafting 500 miles from Prince George to Vancouver, and speaking about violence against Aboriginal women at nine Native communities along the Fraser River. She graduated from the Aboriginal Film and Television Production Program at Capilano College in North Vancouver, British Columbia.

"I've always loved great stories that show me the simple beauty of humanity. Through tears, these stories helped me understand the complexity of the human spirit. The display of the multiple grey areas within humanity would at once make me feel an affinity and a deep love for people. Throughout my life, injustices left me devastated, confused and later enraged. These stories have been fundamental to breathing back my love. I make my videos in hopes to contribute to this tradition."

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Créditos Fotográficos: Helen Haig-Brown - courtesy of Samaya Photography, Helen Haig-Brown - courtesy of Helen Haig-Brown

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participante en el 2006 Festival de Cine y Video Indígena Americano

 


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