Event Details:

Sugarcane (2024), a powerful documentary that unearths the haunting truths behind Canada's residential school system. Co-directed by Julian Brave NoiseCat, whose father survived these institutions, this film exposes the abuses suffered by Indigenous children at St. Joseph’s Mission in British Columbia. Through moving personal stories and the discovery of unmarked graves, Sugarcane shines a light on the trauma that continues to affect generations. It’s a must-see for anyone who values justice, resilience, and Indigenous history. Don't miss this emotional journey of truth and healing.

Location: UNBC room 6-213 - Canfor Theatre

Parking: You will be provided a parking code and instructions in your confirmation email.

Two Screenings:

1. Oct 16th - Doors Open 5:00pm, Event Start: 5:30pm (Get tickets HERE)
2. Oct 21st - Doors Open 1:00pm, Event Start: 1:30pm (Get tickets HERE)

Support - Please note there will be support available during and after the film for anyone who needs it. Additionally, there will be a safe place to gather after the film with light refreshments.