The Films

cinematic resonance.

My work as a facilitator is to help individuals clear their internal noise. As an award-winning filmmaker, I document communities doing the exact same thing.

Healing the Interior — film still

Feature Documentary — In Post-Production

Healing the Interior.

the oldest medicine known to humanity.

In 2021, the world's heart broke with the confirmation of Le Estcwicwéy̓ (‘The Missing’)—the remains of over 200 Indigenous children at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. In the wake of this profound grief, the community turned to the frequency of music.

Healing the Interior follows the “Music For The People” gathering—a transformative event where Indigenous drumming blends with symphonic performance. It is a vessel for the legacy of the late Rod ‘Littlesky’ Bandura, capturing a poignant moment of reflection and renewal. The film explores how music and ceremony are not merely performances, but essential tools for processing generational trauma and reclaiming cultural resilience.

The Mission

To bridge the gap between the indigenous and non-indigenous worlds through the universal power of rhythm. We prove that through collective expression, reconciliation becomes a lived, felt experience rather than an abstract concept.

statuspost-production.
runtime~55 minutes.
releasemid-2026.
languagesenglish
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echoes from the community.

A raw conveyance of indigenous culture and real history of survivors… It was also a tribute to Rod "Littlesky" and the people who were sharing his mission. Absolutely amazing film.

Brody Henry

Showed the true nature of this community… a true inspiration of music and traditions.

Gord 'Manyclouds' Cuthbert

I believe the whole world needs to see the film.

SpottedHorse Fenton

A must see — it illustrates the hard truth of what it is and has been to be Indigenous with grace, illustrating our strength and resilience.

Barbara Joan Whiskeyjack

the collective.

Ryan Deneault

Ryan Deneault

Executive Producer

Founder of Healing Between Worlds, anchoring the film in over thirty years of lived experience and communal healing.

Benjamin Webster

Benjamin Webster

Director & Producer

Award-Winning Director, Musician, and Facilitator. Holding space for stories of our return to Mother Earth.

Tam Duong

Tam Duong

DoP & Editor

Approaching the lens as a personal inquiry into justice and reimagining Canadian identity through lived experience.

Award-Winning Short Documentary

love back to country.

Austin International Film Festival — Best International Documentary Short 2026

Best Int'l Documentary Short

Austin Int'l Film Festival 2026

Before the collective undertaking, there was a personal reckoning. This film documents Benjamin's journey to his ancestral lands in Australia — a cinematic exploration of what it means to return to the earth to heal a family wound.

Love Back to Country — film still

Short Documentary

returning to the tree of life.

Filmed in the heart of the Yucatán, this project captures Chief Midegah Ogichidaa's vision for unity. A study of ancient knowledge systems meeting the modern world at the base of the sacred Ceiba tree.

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the film is a mirror.

If something in these stories recognises something in you — a creative calling, a work not yet made, a return you've been postponing — that recognition is the signal. There is a room for that.

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