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N.W.T. filmmakers get $20K from Robert Redford’s environmental film production company
The Industry Oct 05, 2020
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Gallery: The most hated actors in Hollywood (Espresso) Three filmmakers from the Northwest Territories received exciting news this week and some serious recognition. Food For the Rest of Us is the name of a yet-to-be-released documentary that looks at farming — and living off the land — as activism. And this past week, it got a big boost — a $20,000 grant from The Redford Center in the United States. The Redford Center was co-founded in 2005 by American actor Robert Redford and his son James Redford. It produces and funds projects that showcase environmental and climate justice, according to its website. The film also got a nod in The Hollywood Reporter , an American entertainment news outlet. The three women behind the project, director Caroline Cox, and producers Jerri Thrasher and Tiffany Ayalik, are from the N.W.T. The feature film is an extension of Wild Kitchen , a documentary show airing on Northwestel Community TV, which Cox and Ayalik worked on. All of its cast and crew are from the territory. The idea behind Food For the Rest of Us is that farming or harvesting is an act of resistance, Cox says. “If you’re in a marginalized community […]
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