Grace Dove on finding her voice in Hollywood with Bones of Crows
Dove joins Q guest host Vivek Shraya to discuss why her starring role in the film Bones of Crows, about a residential school survivor who becomes a code talker during the Second World War, speaks volumes.
The Secwépemc actor and director is using her platform to promote authentic Indigenous representation onscreen
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You might've first seen Grace Dove in the 2015 film The Revenant alongside Leonardo DiCaprio. Now, she's starring in the film Bones of Crows, which follows a Cree code talker who's dealing with the effects of intergenerational trauma.
The Secwépemc actor and director tells guest host Vivek Shraya about the importance of this project being Indigenous-led, how the film helped her to heal from her own trauma and what she hopes audiences take away from the story.
WATCH | Official trailer for Bones of Crows:
The full interview with Grace Dove is available on our podcast, Q with Tom Power. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
Interview with Grace Dove produced by Nikky Manfredi.