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Residential school film aims to tell ‘most important story in Canadian history’

By Mark Blackburn
Aug 30, 2011

The film company, Eagle Vision, plans to bring the experiences of survivors of the Indian residential school system to life.

APTN National News
The film company, Eagle Vision, plans to bring the experiences of survivors of the Indian residential school system to life.

APTN originally gave you a sneak peek into the docudrama called, We Were Children, back in May.

As APTN National News reporter Tiar Wilson shows us, the set and crew are wrapping up.

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