Finding Mary March

The narrative follows a young girl named Bernadette Buchans and her father, Ted, as they embark on a journey to find the grave of Bernadette's mother. Their quest is intertwined with the history of the Beothuk people, particularly the figure of Mary March, adding depth to their search.

Accompanying them is Nancy George, an archaeologist and photographer who also believes she has familial ties to the Beothuks. The film highlights the intersection of personal and cultural history, raising questions about ancestry and belonging. With a focus on Indigenous heritage, Finding Mary March offers a poignant look at the connections between past and present.