Bones of Crows (2023)
Overview
Cree matriarch Aline Spears survives a childhood in Canada’s residential school system to continue her family’s generational fight in the face of systemic starvation, racism, and sexual abuse. She uses her uncanny ability to understand and translate codes into working for a special division of the Canadian Air Force as a Cree code talker in World War II. The story unfolds over 100 years with a cumulative force that propels us into the future.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $19,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.816 |
Directed By
Marie Clements
Crew
Marie Clements
Marie Clements
Carolyn Anderson
Vince Arvidson
Wayne Lavallee
Jesse Zubot
Leena Minifie
Christine Haebler
Trinity Elizabeth
Jesse Zubot
Carmen Thompson
Vicky Limkalan
Judy Lee
Stephanie Ajmeria
Brad Van Arragon
Vince Arvidson
Maxime Lahaie
Krista Hann
Steven Thibault
Marie Clements
Sophie Lebeau
Elizabeth McLeod
James Philpott
Jessica Kalan
Marisa Cappellaro
Lisa Meeches
Noah Segal
Taylor Barron
Darci Jackson
Kerriann Cardinal
Trish Dolman
Sam Grana
Vivien Nishi
Aaron L. Gilbert
Kyle Irving
Wayne Lavallee
Charlene Dunn
Andrew Joe
Eric Gambini
Gabriel Chiang
Gabriel Chiang
TOP CAST
Grace Dove
Aline Spears
Phillip Forest Lewitski
Adam Whallach
Rémy Girard
Father Jacobs
Karine Vanasse
Sister Ruth
Alyssa Wapanatâhk
Perseverance Spears
Michelle Thrush
January Spears
Glen Gould
Matthew Spears
Gail Maurice
Older Taylor Whallach
Carla-Rae
Older Aline Spears
Cara Gee
Percy Whallach
Jonathan Whitesell
Thomas Miller
Patrick Garrow
Archbishop Thomas Miller
Summer Testawich
Young Aline Spears
Sierra Rose McRae
Young Perseverance Spears
Ethan Evans
Preteen Johnnie
Payne Merasty
Young Tye Spears
Alanis Obomsawin
TRC Film Director
Joshua Odjick
Jake Whallach
Paulina Alexis
Immpy
Conner Alook-Oar
Askuwheteau
Gerald Auger
Chief Wandering Spirit
Shannon Baker
Sally Whallach
Linden Banks
Father Walters
Marcio Barauna
Italian Translator
Tanaya Beatty
Taylor
Tim Beckmann
Dr. Douglas
Mariel Belanger
Old Native Auntie #1
Sharla Berg
Old Native Auntie #2
Neville Bowman
RCMP Constable #2
Lesli Brownlee
Sister Theresa
Guy Castonguay
Bishop Willis
Kindall Charters
Charlie Tomkins
Dean Christy
Archbishop Dresser
Harrison Coe
Father Claude
Marcel Jayden Ray Commodore
Baby Jake Whallach
Jonathon Connelly
Josh Sanders
Jaina Dargatz
Young Percy Whallach
Nancy Duchaine
Sister Mary
Cameron Fraser-Monroe
Young Dr. Tim Wallach
Teya Gabriel
Young Taylor Whallach
Alexey Gammer
Father John
Rosemary Georgeson
Female Inmate
Jeff Gladstone
Roger Wells
Michael Goudge
Justice of the Peace
Dominic Greco
Pope Benedict XVI
Jenn Griffin
Barbra
Brett Harris
Dr. Dune
Nick Heffelfinger
Father Davis
Kendra Hesketh
Catholic Nun Nurse #2
Trevor Hinton
Daddy John
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