Shortly after Kharis Redwater, a Native, anti-mining activist is killed in a mysterious hit and run, horrific, seemingly random murders start occurring in the snowfields of Kharis’ isolated reserve. As a local tribal police officer and her colleague tries to connect the dots and find the connection, they confront a world of ancient Native myths now very much alive in their small, insulated world.
Made by and telling the tales of Canada’s indigenous people, this is a classic, supernatural mystery film with a definite X-Files vibe.
We're delighted that film's director, Reuben Martell, will take part in a live online Q&A after the scheduled screening.
Want to learn more about Indigenous horror? Check out Haunting the National Consciousness: The Rise of Indigenous Horror, a presentation by Dr. Kali Simmons, as presented at this year's Fantasia Festival.
- Visit Eventive to find out more about the virtual festival.
- Buy a virtual ticket for Don't Say Its Name.
- Live Q&A will take place 8pm, 14 November.
