Watch Wabanaki documentary filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin speak about her life’s work making film about Indigenous communities in this video. Alanis Obomaswin spoke in Fredericton on Oct. 24 after a screening of her film, Trick or Treaty. The event was organized by St. Thomas University’s Senate Committee on Reconciliation.
This video was produced by Shanthi Bell as part of her UNB Arts 3000 internship with the NB Media Co-op.
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