myallmovies is debuting an unique Tea Creek trailer, an upcoming documentary that facilities on Indigenous Meals Sovereignty and work being completed in Indigenous communities to ensure folks have entry to meals.
The movie is directed by Ryan Dickie and produced by Ben Cox, with Caroline Cox serving as government producer. The documentary follows the founding of Tea Creek, a farm that appears to coach and make use of folks in Meals Sovereignty applications for Indigenous communities in Northwestern British Columbia.
Take a look at the unique Tea Creek trailer beneath (watch different clips and trailers):
What’s Tea Creek about?
“For Indigenous Meals Sovereignty activist Jacob Beaton, the present actuality of Indigenous Meals Sovereignty has pushed him into motion,” reads the movie’s official synopsis. “In simply 3 quick years, Jacob has reworked his household farm into Tea Creek, an Indigenous Meals Sovereignty coaching middle with a mission to convey again the abundance that when outlined Turtle Island. However for Jacob and his crew, getting right here has been arduous fought. Confronted with accessing funding, the results of the local weather disaster, and the continuing impacts of intergenerational trauma, Jacob is consistently battling to maintain Tea Creek afloat.”
Tea Creek is ready to have its premiere at DOXA, the Documentary Movie Pageant, which is ready to happen from Could 2-12, 2024 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
