Metropolis Refound

Metropolis Refound is a short documentary that delves into the experimental and avant-garde filmmaking techniques of emerging Indigenous artists. The film explores their unique perspectives and how they challenge conventional cinematic narratives through innovative visual and sonic approaches. It showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions that redefine contemporary Indigenous cinema.

Metropolis Refound has been recognized for its innovative approach to showcasing emerging Indigenous filmmaking talent. Critics have praised its bold visual style and its ability to highlight the distinct voices within this artistic community. It is often cited as an important work for its exploration of contemporary Indigenous art and cinema.

• Praised for its exploration of experimental Indigenous cinema.

• Highlights the innovative visual and narrative techniques of emerging artists.

• Recognized for its contribution to contemporary Indigenous filmmaking discourse.

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Screened at various film festivals, contributing to the recognition of emerging Indigenous filmmakers.

The film was directed by Jeff Barnaby, a critically acclaimed Mi'kmaq filmmaker known for his distinct visual style and exploration of Indigenous themes.