Silent Cries (Kiayunik Tuhanak).
A survivor’s journey through trauma and healing
About the Film:
Navalik Tologanak, a residential school survivor, shares her story of forced boarding and cultural grief. The film documents a historic meeting between Pope Francis and Inuit survivors in 2022, weaving personal narratives with broader historical memory. It’s a poignant exploration of trauma, resilience, and the fight for cultural preservation.
Directed by Navalik Tologanak
Why Watch?
Historical Memory: A deeply personal account of survival
Cultural Healing: A story of resilience and reconciliation
Festival Official Selection: Featured in the 2025 Women’s Rights Film Festival
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Festival Dates: March 26 – April 25, 2025
Location: Global Online Event
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