This short film was created in collaboration with a family who reside on the home territory of Oneida Nation of the Thames, part of the Haudenosaunee or Six Nations Confederacy Wolf Clan. It is a portrayal of a lifelong friendship, with stories about Oneida family histories, while Métis filmmaker, Dianne learns to bead from the Wolf Clan women. The film’s title is in 3 languages: Othahyu:ni’kéha’ Kaniwʌhtaló:tʌ’ Ksliye:twánhaks (Oneida) Li sawn d’lo: lee fil kaw tuhkoupitamihk (Michif).
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Dianne Ouellette Director · Jason Britski Editor
First release May 23, 2026 · Original title Othahyu:ni'kéha' Kaniwʌhtaló:tʌ' Ksliye:twánhaks
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Original title
Othahyu:ni'kéha' Kaniwʌhtaló:tʌ' Ksliye:twánhaks
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
English
Release dates
Canada · May 23, 2026
Premiere · Yorkton Film Festival
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Canada
August 18, 2026 · Premiere · Regina International Film Festival and Awards
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