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Candace Campo (xets’emits’a), a shíshálh knowledge keeper, artist, and cultural educator, collaborates with Trent Maynard, a settler filmmaker, poet, and ethnoecologist. Set throughout five years of fieldwork, the pair reimagine documentary filmmaking as a meditational practice of listening and relation-making.
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00:04I paddled the Salish Sea and walked the lush green forests of BC.
00:17I went out into the forest to wait for it, even though I feared it.
00:28I wanted to make kin.
00:34And those days recounted will be why I smile in my later years.
00:47Of the days when I was entirely and completely a nature girl.
00:57So, here is the map of the road.
00:59I'm very proud of you.
01:01I'm very proud of you.
01:06I'm very proud of you.
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