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Nov 3, 2026
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‘Ceremony,’ doc about Nuxalk fight for ancestral lands, to stream on Netflix
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By Nicole Thompson Netflix has acquired the Canadian rights to an award-winning documentary about a First Nation’s fight for their ancestral lands. The company says “Ceremony,” which premiered at South by Southwest in March, will be available to stream next year. The film, which was directed and produced by Banchi Hanuse, examines the disappearance of the ooligan — a small fish also known as candlefish — from Nuxalk territory 26 years ago. It draws a line from the vanishing of the fish back to a land claim filed at the same time smallpox was introduced to the First Nation.…
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