Finding Sergeant Partridge is a moving documentary that explores identity, family history, and the enduring impact of unanswered questions. What begins in England as a granddaughter's search to better understand her grandfather's past evolves into a remarkable cross-continental investigation. As she traces the truth behind his military service and personal history, she uncovers a decades-old mystery involving two men with the same name-two lives lived in different worlds, and two families unknowingly connected. Her journey leads to The Pas, where she connects with relatives tied to the Opaskwayak Cree Nation. There, family members confront the possibility of a long-lost relative whose existence had remained uncertain for generations. Through archival research, personal testimony, and emotional reconnection, the film bridges geography and time, offering moments of discovery, reflection, and healing. Finding Sergeant Partridge explores themes of ancestry, wartime legacy, reconciliation, and the enduring human need to belong - proving that sometimes the search for the past can reshape the future. Designed for academic audiences, the film supports classroom exploration of historical inquiry, identity formation, and the importance of truth-seeking.

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