INTERVIEW: Michelle Thrush

Michelle Thrush, executive producer of the new documentary film BOIL ALERT, shares about the doc which features activist Layla Staats as she embarks on a dual journey to explore the Indigenous relationship to water as well as her own identity struggles she has grappled with her entire life as a Mohawk Woman. Showing at the CUFF Docs Film Fest Saturday Nov 25, 4:30PM at the Globe Cinema.<br>PALGARY ALMANAC #171<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>Jairus Sharif - Humility Theme</li><li>Slowdive - chained to a cloud</li><li>Odezenne - Caprice</li><li>Markus Floats - Free Wifi</li><li>Void Comp - Just Eyes</li><li>Laurel Halo - Reading the Air</li><li>Abigayle Kompst - Retail Therapy</li><li>Prince Josh - Wax</li><li>Night Lunch - Hangman</li><li>Astral Swans & Chad VanGaalen - Earth People</li><li>The Rural Alberta Advantage - 3 Sisters</li><li>Western Bloc - As If a Plane Had Crashed into the Sun</li><li>Blonde Redhead - I Thought You Should Know</li><li>Beirut - Hadsel</li><li>Jeremy Dutcher - Wolasweltomultine</li><li>Sufjan Stevens - Genuflecting Ghost</li><li>Wilco - A Bowl and A Pudding</li><li>Mitski - The Deal</li><li>Digits - Rachel Marie</li><li>Digits - Death and Desire</li><li>Teen Beat - Automatic</li><li>Disintigration - Palge Green Morning</li></ul><img src="https://feedpress.me/link/15371/16472628.gif" height="1" width="1"/>