An intimate exploration of Indigenous identity, cultural resurgence, and intergenerational healing. Exploring how tradition, spirituality, and community shape healing and identity. All My Relations follows Cree musician Pakesso Mukash as he journeys to Nova Scotia to meet Mike Doucette, a respected Mi'kmaq Master of Ceremonies and cultural advocate recently told he has six months to live. As Mike prepares for death with honesty, humor, and grace, he reflects on a childhood marked by hardship and disconnection from his culture. Through ceremony, storytelling, and spiritual practice, Mike shares how returning to Mi'kmaq traditions transformed his life - and helped spark renewed cultural pride within his community. The film explores themes of Indigenous identity, decolonization, intergenerational healing, and the profound role of culture in sustaining communities. Intimate and reflective, All My Relations offers students a powerful entry point into conversations about Indigenous resurgence, mortality, and the enduring strength of cultural knowledge. Learning Outcomes - After viewing, students will be able to: Analyze the role of ceremony and spirituality in Indigenous identity formation. Discuss how cultural reconnection contributes to personal and collective healing. Examine the impacts of colonial disruption on Indigenous communities. Reflect on ethical storytelling and representation in documentary film. Explore how confronting mortality can shape leadership and legacy.

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