TIFF Film 'In the Heart of the South' Explores Trauma and Indigenous Identity

TIFF film ‘In the Heart of the South’ explores trauma and Indigenous identity

TORONTO - Nyla Innuksuk's longtime love of horror — along with her own feelings of fear and doubt — serves as inspiration for her latest project exploring the uncomfortable subjects

TIFF film 'In the Heart of the South' explores trauma and Indigenous identity

TORONTO - Nyla Innuksuk's longtime love of horror — along with her own feelings of fear and doubt — serves as inspiration for her latest project exploring the uncomfortable subjects people often avoid and the complicated ways they shape friendships.

In The Heart Of The South Review: Indigenous Single White Female Lands Commentary, Not Thrills

In the Heart of the South is a true showcase for its lead performers, but some interesting ideas don't cover for this thriller's lack of thrills.

"IN THE HEART OF THE SOUTH"

THE STORY – Takes a look at Yura Ivalu, living far from the isolated community in Nunavut where she was born. She has often felt stuck in-between two worlds, but she decides to draw inspiration from her Inuk identity while creating new artwork. THE CAST – Anna Lambe, Zorga Qaunaq, Alexander Nunez, Rob Ramsay & Tara […]