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A boy and a fire

The Seven Sacred Laws

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Duration:

21 minutes

Price:

Included with admission

Languages:

English, French

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Families

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Experience:

CINÉ+ screen

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Thursday November 21 12:30 pm 12 pm
Friday November 22 11:30 am 12:30 pm 12 pm
Saturday November 23 12:30 pm 12 pm
Sunday November 24 12:30 pm 12 pm
Monday November 25 12:30 pm 12 pm
Tuesday November 26 12:30 pm 12 pm
Wednesday November 27 12:30 pm 12 pm
Thursday November 28 12 pm
Saturday November 30 12:30 pm 12 pm

About the film

Follow a young boy on an Indigenous rite of passage: a vision quest. Through his spiritual journey, he meets seven animals, each revealing a foundational value of Indigenous culture: Buffalo tells him how the essence of respect is the act of giving. Eagle, how to always act in love. Bear encourages him to listen to his heart, while Sabe (Bigfoot) to speak from it. Beaver teaches him to create a more peaceful world, and Wolf to be thankful. Finally, Turtle says that to live the Seven Teachings is to live in truth.

Using music and beautiful animation, The Seven Sacred Laws leaves audiences enlightened and more knowledgeable about Indigenous foundational values and beliefs.

Written by the late Anishinaabe Elder and Honorary Doctor of Laws, David Courchene, The Seven Sacred Laws was directed by Indigenous filmmaker Erica Daniels of Peguis First Nation, and created by Manitoba’s Peg City Pictures Inc. It was created in partnership with The Turtle Lodge International Centre for Indigenous Education and Wellness in Sagkeeng First Nation and IG Wealth Management.

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