Kyindoo Wilam Bubup - Learning Place for Children
Kyindoo Wilam Bubup (Learning Place for Children): A selection of children's animations and short films from across the world curated by our Artistic Director Tony Briggs. This is a place where children, teenagers and adults can come to watch and learn. Stories that are beautifully expressed with honesty and warmth yet highlighting the negative impact of colonisation and the profound strength through the connection to culture by Indigenous people.
Ekbeh
A chef learns to prepare their family's traditional gumbo recipe and shares stories about their grandparents to preserve Indigenous heritage.
Feyentuafiyiñ (The value of ancestral knowledge)
Feyentuafiyiñ Bafkence Kimvn is an act of reciprocal communication between the gvbamtucefe (those who give advice) and the picikece (children).
follow
Nimkii, a young child, follows a mysterious blue butterfly into the depths of the forest, where he finds himself transported to a realm beyond our own.
Munkha
Nyukku and Michil's munkha fishing tests the strength of their family ties, and in the end they get a catch more valuable than fish - a strong friendship.
Ni Wapiten – I see
Ni Wapiten is a plea for greater respect for Mother Earth.
Nukum Mary
A Naskapi grandmother passes on to her Innu granddaughter her experience.
Syppyt suruktar (Lost Letters)
A story about several friends who fell into a hole and found themselves in another realm, where capitalist and exploitative powers destroyed many forms of life.
Tiny
'Nakwaxda'xw Elder Colleen Hemphill tells the story of her life as a youth growing up on a float house.