A documentary film that explores family violence and restorative justice from an Aboriginal perspective. Featuring commentary from Elders, community leaders, and members of the justice system, "Home Fire" examines the colonization of Canada, historic trauma, the western justice system and grassroots healing programs in Aboriginal communities.
Directed by Greg Miller

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  • Lorne CardinalNarrator
  • Allen BensonSelf - CEO, Native Counselling Services of Alberta / Executive Producer
  • George BrerttonSelf - Cree Elder
  • Fred CampiouSelf - Cree Ceremonial Leader
  • Kelsey CharlieSelf - Council Member, Sts'ailes Nation
  • Pat CharlieSelf - Executive Director, Snowoyelh Program
  • Willie CharlieSelf - Former Chief, Sts'ailes Nation
  • Lisa HiggertySelf - Manager, Mamowichihitowin Program
  • Maggie HodgsonSelf - Elder, Carrier Nation
  • Marshall HopkinsSelf - Crown Prosecutor, Province of Alberta
  • Jolie LawrenceSelf - Program Manager, Te Lalem
  • David MacPheeSelf - President, Aseniwuche Winewak Nation of Canada
  • Lonni MelvynSelf - Violence Prevention, Province of Alberta
  • Kim MuellerSelf - Stony Plain RCMP
  • Yvonne OshanykSelf - Executive Director, Hinton Friendship Centre
  • Matt ReidSelf - Tapwe Warrior
  • Waylon SparklingeyesSelf - Tapwe Warrior
  • Greg MillerDirector / Writer / Producer / Cinematographer
  • Patti-Ann Laboucane-BensonWriter / Executive Producer
  • Gil CardinalWriter

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