Indigenous Creatives on Safeguarding Their Stories | Berlinale Talents 2020
What are the ethics of ownership when the story told is that of an Indigenous community? Creatives from Canada, Samoa, and Sápmi speak of the significance that responsibility, sensitivity and collective exchange take on in their work. Zoe Leigh Hopkins and Tusi Tamasese discuss their roles as directors on set. They share insights into the creative processes and how to deal carefully with narratives of their native communities, which are often connected to long traditions of oral storytelling. The conversation then broadens out in both geographical scope and subject with Anne Lajla Utsi of the International Sámi Film Institute, as she brings funding and production practises in line with ethical principles. Moderated by Marjorie Bendeck Regalado
Berlinale Talents is the festival’s talent development programme for 250 emerging filmmakers and series creators from all over the world, featuring 30 public talks, workshops and screenings.
Photo in thumbnail © David Ausserhofer, Berlinale 2020
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