Co-presented by ArtsEverywhere Festival   In partnership with The Arboretum, University of Guelph
Venue: OAC Centennial Arboretum Centre 200 Arboretum Rd, Guelph, ON Tickets: $15/PWYW
Screening at 7:00pm
After a dark recent history, the buffalo herds of North America are awaiting their return, aided by dedicated Indigenous activists, leaders, and communities.  Together with Blackfoot Elder Leroy Little Bear, Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard weaves an intimate story of humanity’s connections to buffalo and eloquently reveals how their return to the Great Plains can indeed usher in a new era of sustainability and balance.In an epic reimaging of North America through the lens of buffalo consciousness, this richly visualized and deeply uplifting doc offers a potent dream of what is within our grasp. In a time of immense environmental degradation and global uncertainty, the buffalo can lead us to a better tomorrow.
Tasha Hubbard  ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 98 min 
Post Screening Event: A conversation with doctoral candidate Paulette Fox (Blood Tribe, Blackfoot Confederacy) on Indigenous-led conservation.

Co-presented by ArtsEverywhere Festival   In partnership with The Arboretum, University of Guelph
Venue:  OAC Centennial Arboretum Centre 200 Arboretum Rd, Guelph, ONTickets: $15/PWYW
Screening at 7:00pm
After a dark recent history, the buffalo herds of North America are awaiting their return, aided by dedicated Indigenous activists, leaders, and communities.  Together with Blackfoot Elder Leroy Little Bear, Cree filmmaker Tasha Hubbard weaves an intimate story of humanity’s connections to buffalo and eloquently reveals how their return to the Great Plains can indeed usher in a new era of sustainability and balance.In an epic reimaging of North America through the lens of buffalo consciousness, this richly visualized and deeply uplifting doc offers a potent dream of what is within our grasp. In a time of immense environmental degradation and global uncertainty, the buffalo can lead us to a better tomorrow.
Tasha Hubbard  ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 98 min
Post Screening Event: A conversation with doctoral candidate Paulette Fox (Blood Tribe, Blackfoot Confederacy) on Indigenous-led conservation.

University of Guelph, Arboretum Centre

Singing Back the Buffalo

Guelph Film Festival

Keystone Connections & Kin

The Guelph Film Festival is a documentary film festival dedicated to expanding the proliferation of voices and perspectives of all kinds through the presentation of stories that explore themes of social justice, the environment, and community building.