Piyak Oskân (2026)
Piyak Oskân, meaning "family" in Michif, tells the story of Rose, a Métis woman who grows up and falls in love in her Road Allowance community. However, the Saskatchewan government imposes strict conditions on her family, drastically changing their lives.
Director: Arnolda Dufour
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Tristin Greyeyes as Rose |
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Joshua Bowes as |
| Directing | Arnolda Dufour | Director |
| Writing | Arnolda Dufour | Writer |
| Camera | Jeremy Ratzlaff | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Brent “tBone” Blazieko | Sound Designer |
| Sound | JJ Lavallee | Original Music Composer |
| Crew | Vince Ahenakew | Translator |