Wildhood

Toronto 2021
Discovery
FIN 2021
Best Film
FIN 2021
Best Director
FIN 2021
Best Director
FIN 2021
Best Screenplay

Wildhood

A Film by Bretten Hannam

2021 - Canada - Drama - 2.39 - 108 min.

with Philip Lewitski , Joshua Odjick & Avery Winters-Anthony

Language: English
Produced by Bretten Hannam , Gharrett Paon & Julie Baldassi

When Link discovers his Mi’kmaw mother is still alive, he runs away from home with his younger brother Travis, in a desperate gamble to start a new life. They’re soon joined by Pasmay, a pow wow dancer drawn to Link's story. Together they embark on a Two-Spirit odyssey, reconnecting with culture and the territory of Mi’kma’ki in Nova Scotia, Canada, while trying to find Link's mother, Sarah.

Toronto 2021
Discovery
FIN 2021
Best Film
FIN 2021
Best Director
FIN 2021
Best Director
FIN 2021
Best Screenplay

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