The Stage 32 Videos: Film Studio

This image captures a group of children gathered at a residential school. The setting evokes a sense of care and compassion, as the individuals in the room provide comfort and support to the young ones. The additional context reveals the emotional significance of this scene as the narrator shares his personal experience in a residential school. Despite being born deaf and with club feet, the narrator's ability to empathize with the children's distress is evident. Through his soothing song, "Will I see you again mom," the babies and younglings find solace and gradually drift off to sleep, highlighting the power of love and connection in overcoming adversity.

BGW Film Studios Inc., a First Nations film company, is creating documentary films that highlight the self-reliance and independence of indigenous people. These films feature success stories from a variety of fields, including students, filmmakers, actors, career professionals, teachers, and singers. The films are dedicated to all the children who have been taken out of their homes, and they aim to inspire and empower indigenous communities. To learn more about BGW Film Studios Inc. and their work, visit their website at bgwfilmstudios.com or follow them on Twitter and Instagram at @bgwfilmstudios.