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Jun 19, 2026
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Remembering the groundbreaking Indigenous filmmaker Clint Alberta
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Remembering the groundbreaking Indigenous filmmaker Clint Alberta
DYLAN ADAMSON
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED JUNE 19, 2026
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A still from Clint Alberta's final film, Miss 501: A Portrait of Luck.
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Clint Alberta’s final film revolves around a drag race at the now shuttered Bar 501, once a key part of Toronto’s queer community. His friend Burger is determined to win the contest.
Shot mostly on video, Miss …
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