An Indigenous teenage boy fights through distorting realities as a family secret unravels.
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Gord
Aaron
Tyler
Sammy
Trish
Isobel
Baby Aaron
Baby Tyler
Crystal
Fire Fighter #1
Fire Fighter #2
Fire Fighter #3
Drinking Man #1
Drinking Man #2
Puking Man
Kid #1
Kid #2
Kid #3
Meagan
Haya
Matty
Lashaway
Beggy
Emily
Snorry
Jessie
Cowboy
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