Stories Are in Our Bones
0.0ReleasedDocumentary

Stories Are in Our Bones

In this layered short film, filmmaker Janine Windolph takes her young sons fishing with their kokum (grandmother), a residential school survivor who retains a deep knowledge and memory of the land. The act of reconnecting with their homeland is a cultural and familial healing journey for the boys, who are growing up in the city. It’s also a powerful form of resistance for the women.

TrailerIMDb
OverviewProvidersCreditsRecommendationsSimilarImagesVideos

Cast

  • Janine Windolph
    Self
  • Bruce McKenzie
    Self
  • Marian Otter
    Self
  • Corwyn Windolph-Turtle
    Self
  • Dawlari Windolph
    Self

Crew

  • Janine Windolph
    Director
  • Janine Windolph
    Writer
  • Jon Montes
    Producer
  • David Christensen
    David Christensen
    Executive Producer
  • Coty Savard
    Associate Producer
  • Patrick McLaughlin
    Patrick McLaughlin
    Director of Photography
  • Conor McNally
    Editor
  • Anita Lubosch
    Music
  • Anita Lubosch
    Sound Designer
  • Tim Bender
    Location Sound Recordist
  • Candy Fox
    Cinematography
  • Dmitri Bandet
    Sound Recordist
  • Mark Greene
    Assistant Editor
  • Lori Heath
    Transcriptions
  • Luc Binette
    Technical Supervisor
  • Mélanie Bouchard
    Title Designer
  • Tony Wytinck
    Online Editor
  • Bruce Little
    Sound Recordist
  • Bruce Little
    Sound Re-Recording Mixer
  • Darin Clausen
    Manager of Operations
  • Bree Beach
    Administration
  • Devon Supeene
    Administration
  • April Dunsmore
    Production Coordinator
  • Faye Yoneda
    Production Coordinator
  • Esther Viragh
    Production Supervisor
  • Christian Pitchen
    Legal Services
  • Michelle van Beusekom
    Manager of Operations

© 2026 Jimmy Guzman Moreno — All rights reserved.

Built with TanStack Start and shadcn/ui. Powered by Vercel.

Data provided by TMDBand wikidata.

This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.This product uses data from Wikidata but is not endorsed or certified by Wikidata.
Social
GitHubReport a bug