Los Angeles PREMIERE

Doc Short | Canada | 6 MIN | English

HANDS

Director: Amy Kistabish-Jerome

ONITCIN – the hands bears witness to the intergenerational knowledge transfer between grandparents and grandchildren. Through intimate scenes, from the ancestral land to the Lac-Simon Pow Wow circle, the film gently captures the handing down of knowledge. It shines a light on the importance of proudly preserving the Anicinabe language and traditional knowledge.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Amy Kistabish-Jerome

Producer

Wapikoni mobile

DIRECTORS BIO

Amy Kistabish-Jerome is an Anicinapek8e filmmaker from the Abitibiwinni First Nation of Pikogan.

Passionate about cinema from an early age, she had the opportunity to take part in her first film productions when Wapikoni Mobile visited her community in 2004.

She then went on to study film and communications in college. She has since participated in producing the documentary series Premier contact (2021) and in various Wapikoni Mobile activities, notably serving as local coordinator.

Amy’s first short documentary, ONITCIN – Hands, came into the world in 2024. It presents the importance of intergenerational transmission and language preservation.

Amy’s political and social commitment to First Nations drives her filmmaking career.

Showtimes

Thursday, November 12
Screening: 10:00 pm

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AMC The Grove 14

189 The Grove Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90036

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