The Unyielding Spirit of Indigenous Women in Film Marie Clements' latest feature, "How We Stand," is a poignant reminder that the struggles faced by Indigenous women are not relics of the past but an ongoing fight for justice and equality.
As the world premiere approaches at the Toronto International Festival, it's essential to examine the broader implications of Clements' work and its relevance to contemporary society.
Clements' oeuvre consistently explores the intersectionality of Indigenous identity and feminism, evident in her earlier stage play "Tombs of the Vanishing Indian.