Darlene Naponse

Ojibway Kwe, Writer, Filmmaker, Lover, Dreamer!

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

@fallsaroundher Falls Around Her ⚡️💃🏾Now on Netflix

[Tanya Talaga @TanyaTalaga]

Indigenous narrative sovereignty, empowering our people to tell our stories, is essential for reconciliation. For too long English and French programming has dominated. That is why the Indigenous Screen Office needs to be recognized as more than a program. https://t.co/tywKlDgq6J

[levelFILM @levelFILM]

Starring Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers and Braeden Clarke, 𝙎𝙩𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙖𝙧 arrives on @CraveCanada this Friday! https://t.co/TkbGxBDDcH

[Acting Good TV @ActingGoodTV]

October 16th! Season 2 is amazing-the writers truly created something special this year and our talented cast and crew brought it to life! Thanks so much to @BellMediaPR and @APTNtv for allowing us to spend a second season with the community of Grouse Lake! @CTVComedy @CTV_PR

[Dominic HK Beaudry @DhkBeau]

In Ojibwe our word for blueberry pie is miinibaashkiminisaginibitoosjiganibaakwezhigan.

[National Film Board of Canada @thenfb]

Follow a precocious Métis baby girl as she contemplates her path to Hell in Terril Calder's powerful award-winning short MENEATH: THE HIDDEN ISLAND OF ETHICS → https://t.co/4mPO1yTsE9 🔥✨ #NFB #IndigenousCinema

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Jim Thorpe, a renowned American athlete, achieved a remarkable feat during the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, where he proudly claimed two gold medals. However, his triumph was marred by a peculiar incident: just moments before his competition, an unfortunate incident unfolded when his shoes were stolen. Undeterred by this setback, Thorpe exhibited his resourcefulness and resilience by swiftly locating replacement shoes, one of which was discovered in a discarded bin. Although these substitute shoes were mismatched in size and didn't provide a perfect fit, Thorpe ingeniously compensated for the disparity by wearing additional socks on one foot, effectively accommodating the surplus space within the shoe.

[Dominic HK Beaudry @DhkBeau]

In Ojibwe our word for blueberry pie is miinibaashkiminisaginibitoosjiganibaakwezhigan.

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

@GlasgowGoMA @glasgowfilm @paulcgallagher Amazing. Thank you for sharing and screening. 💃🏾🦅

[levelFILM @levelFILM]

"Stellar is a story about the connections between humans, nature and history that come together in a quiet film full of enchanting art and surrealism." (That Shelf)

𝗦𝗧𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗔𝗥 is playing at the Sudbury Indie Cinema tomorrow! Tickets available now: https://t.co/0gqrFHjOK2

[Resourceful City Sudbury @ResourcefulCity]

STELLAR, the latest feature film from @AtikamekshengA director @darlenenaponse, will screen at the Sudbury Indie Cinema starting this Friday, April 21.

[Barry Hertz @HertzBarry]

EXCLUSIVE: @screen_office “close to edge of the funding cliff” after being excluded from latest federal budget. Heritage Canada’s reply: “Tech giants will have to pay their fair share toward our culture — including toward Indigenous artists and creators.” https://t.co/3sRjYKGB9l

[Indigenous Screen Office @screen_office]

On Thurs, April 6th, the Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) issued a letter of disappointment to the Federal government, namely Minister Freeland and Minister Rodriguez, after the organization’s request for increased and permanent funding was excluded from the latest federal budget.

[Dominic HK Beaudry @DhkBeau]

In Ojibwe our words for medicine lodge are mishkikii gamik (pronounced mish-ki-kii ga-mik). Lodge at Atikameksheng First Nation near Sudbury, ON. Pic by Darlene Naponse. Music by Thunder Hill.

[Anishinabek Nation @AnishNation]

It's Friday! Let's end the week on a high note and be the reason someone smiles today :)

#FridayFeeling

[Discovering Finland @DiscoverFinland]

Skábmagovat Film Festival takes place in the village of Inari from January 26th until 29th, and is the world’s northernmost indigenous peoples’ film festival. Screenings will be held at @SiidaInari, @SajosInari, and the Northern Lights Theatre made of snow https://t.co/fULhVP4jK0

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

Indigenous Screen Office CEO Kerry Swanson’s growth strategy https://t.co/pJp2Mc5rRy

[Dominic HK Beaudry @DhkBeau]

In Ojibwe our words for ‘Happy New Year everyone’ are ‘Mina Nimkodaadeng kina goyaa’.

[Kistikan Pictures @kistikanpix]

Tonight is the night! The season one finale airs at 10:30pm EP only on @ctvcomedy 🤩🤩🤩

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

#indigenouslanguage #anishnaabemowin

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

Stellar (film) Anishinaabemowin translation Day 1. Part of language translation is understanding the intent and meaning of all the words and actions. The beautiful speakers spend time watching the film and reading the original script. Pt1

[Darlene Naponse @darlenenaponse]

Interpreting the Anishinaabe way and character perspective. They are leading us in language revitalization and retention. Grateful for the laughs and stories.
Miigwetch Anishinaabemjig for being amazing. #akinoonoshin #anishnaabemowin #stellarthefilm #languagerevitalization