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Film adaptation of Richard Wagamese's novel Indian Horse to screen at VIFF 2017 | Georgia Straight Vancouver's News & Entertainment Weekly

26.8.17

Film adaptation of Richard Wagamese's novel Indian Horse to screen at VIFF 2017 | Georgia Straight Vancouver's News & Entertainment Weekly: Elevation Pictures announced today (August 23) that the Ontario-shot film, directed by Stephen Campanelli (Momentum), will have its world premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival.

With a screenplay by Vancouver screenwriter Dennis Foon (On the Farm) and executive producers Roger Frappier and Clint Eastwood, the story follows the life of Saul Indian Horse, who was taken away from his Ojibwa family. After being placed in a Catholic residential school, he was not allowed to speak his language or denied his Indigenous heritage as he witnesses abuse. He finds escape in hockey, where his talent helps him escape the school, eventually even becoming a professional player. However, he struggles to deal with traumatic experiences of the past that continue to haunt him.


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