“ In 2010, less than fifteen Nuxalk language speakers and storytellers remained.
Cry Rock examines how Nuxalk stories are more than mere words. With the passing of an elder, an invaluable link to a treasure of knowledge and experience reflecting the Nuxalk world view is lost. As Hanuse struggles with the decision, a spine tingling story about the Cry Rock in the bend of the Atnarko River, nestled in the Bella Coola Valley, is retold by Clyde Tallio, a young Nuxalk man”

Awards 

• Kodak Image Award
  Spotlight Awards | Women in Film & Television Vancouver 2012

• Indigenous Filmmakers Award
  Social Change Film Festival 2012 | co-host First Peoples Worldwide

• Best Documentary Short Subject
  Golden Sheaf Awards | 2011 Yorkton Film Festival

• National Film Board of Canada (NFB) Kathleen Shannon Award
  Golden Sheaf Awards | 2011 Yorkton Film Festival

• Audience Choice
  Dawson City International Short Film Festival 2011

• People’s Choice Award
  Cowichan International Aboriginal Film Festival 2011

• Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+)
  Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth 2011

• Best Documentary Short
  6th Annual Vancouver Women in Film Festival

• Honorable Mention – Best Indigenous Voice
  Fargo Film Festival 2011

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