JL Whitecrow
JL Whitecrow is a Toronto-based artist and filmmaker from the Muskrat clan of the Seine River First Nation. With an MFA in Film Production and a BA in Philosophy, she creates independent short films that explore identity, gender, sexuality, spirituality, and more. JL Whitecrow loves to make genre films like fantasy, sci-fi, horror, and comedy because they allow for creative storytelling while exploring philosophical ideas. She has also worked as a writer, producer, and director on several documentary series, including Merchants of the Wild, Tenderfoot, and Bannock Stops.
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_The First Indigenous Female Pornographer_ centers on Audrey Little-breast, a native woman whose life and work defies categorization. During a candid interview, she unravels the mysterious settler desire and sexual appetite for “imaginary Indians” that guided her pornographic work in the 1970s and contemplates its impact on Indigenous sexuality. This mockumentary blends and bends archival foota...
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