(Re)Claiming Indian Status
Trailer: (Re)Claiming Indian Status
Year: 2020
Genre: Documentary
Studio: BearPaw Media and Education, Native Counselling Services of Alberta
Director: Lese Skidmore
Cast: Sarah Taylor, Frances Lankin, Lynn Gehl, Matthew Wildcat, Robin Wallace, Amanda Middleton
Crew: Mike McLaughlin (Director of Photography), Aaron Munson (Director of Photography), Matthew Gionet (Sound Designer), Sarah Taylor (Editor), Daena Crosby (Executive Producer), Lese Skidmore (Producer)
Runtime: 32 minutes
Release: Sep 26, 2020
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Country: Canada
Language: English
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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