Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada:
Kamala Todd is a filmmaker, community planner, and curator based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is of Métis, Cree and European descent. Her writing, films, and curatorial practice often revolves around the topic of Indigineity in Canada. She is the daughter of prominent Métis-Cree filmmaker Loretta Todd.
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Digging Up the Last Spike (2019) as Narrator (voice) |
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Know Your Place: Reflections of the Indigenous City (2012) as Narrator (voice) |
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Digging Up the Last Spike (2019) Director |
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Digging Up the Last Spike (2019) Writer |
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RELAW: Living Indigenous Laws (2017) Director |
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RELAW: Living Indigenous Laws (2017) Editor |
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Know Your Place: Reflections of the Indigenous City (2012) Director |
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Know Your Place: Reflections of the Indigenous City (2012) Writer |
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Know Your Place: Reflections of the Indigenous City (2012) Editor |
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Know Your Place: Reflections of the Indigenous City (2012) Still Photographer |
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Stó:lo — Big River (2012) Director |
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Stó:lo — Big River (2012) Editor |
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Cedar and Bamboo (2008) Director |
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Cedar and Bamboo (2008) Writer |
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Indigenous Plant Diva (2008) Director |
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Indigenous Plant Diva (2008) Writer |
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MYURBANEYES (2005) Director |
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MYURBANEYES (2005) Writer |
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Redwire Magazine and Native Hip Hop in Vancouver (1999) Director |
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Redwire Magazine and Native Hip Hop in Vancouver (1999) Editor |