Helen Haig-Brown

A trailblazer in indigenous filmmaking, Helen Haig-Brown was born in 1973 in Williams Lake, British Columbia, Canada. She has been active since the early 2000s, predominantly working within the documentary genre, and made a significant impact with her films such as "My Legacy" and "Su Naa (My Big Brother)" which have received numerous accolades. Her work often explores the complex intersections of First Nations culture, identity, and land rights, with a deeply personal and evocative narrative style. Helen Haig-Brown, with her profound storytelling and unwavering dedication, has truly become a beacon of inspiration for indigenous filmmakers around the globe.