Gods Acre

Gods Acre presents a poignant narrative about Frank, a character portrayed by Lorne Cardinal, who lives alone on his family's ancestral Cree lands. The 15-minute runtime captures the tension of rising water levels due to climate change, reflecting on the impact of environmental changes on indigenous lands.

Directed by Kelton Stepanowich, the film is a product of Broken Tree Productions and Wood Buffalo Production. Its focused storytelling and relevant themes make it a notable piece in contemporary short drama, appealing to those interested in films that tackle social and environmental issues. The film invites viewers to reflect on the challenges faced by indigenous communities in the face of climate change.