Runs Through Their Blood: A Life Impacted is a story about the intergenerational effects of the residential school system. Inspired by the first 215 children that were found in Kelowna, BC, the film documents how Indigenous people are still impacted by what was left behind after their years in residential schools. This film has been made to educate the world through these untold stories and the history from the perspective of the people it affected. We have collected interviews with Indigenous people that have been disconnected over the years from the trauma of the residential school systems even after they were all shut down. The film documents how these effects are a part of the everyday lives of the community and how it is moving forward towards change.
Runs Through Their Blood A Conversation With Tracy Moore. Cityline host Tracy Moore sit down with Runs Through Their Blood A Life Impacted filmmakers, an emotionally driven documentary produced out of the Weengushk Film Institute.
Runs Through Their Blood A Life Impacted. Documenting the effects of intergenerational trauma through the history of residential schools, how it is a part of the everyday lives of the community and how a community is moving forward to change.
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