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Franklin LópezIn the summer of 2011, I was utterly spent—physically, mentally, creatively—after hauling my film END:CIV across North America. When I returned to Vancouver, I had no place to live, so I did what many DIY filmmakers do: I moved into my van. Then came an invitation that changed everything: members of the Unist’ot’en Clan asked me to screen my film on #Wetsuweten territory.
So I piled some anarchist friends into my old camper and headed north, not realizing I was about to witness—and document—a legendary fight against pipelines on the #yintah. This is my story...
Water, Land, and Freedom: My Journey Through a Decade of Pipeline Resistance on the Yintah and Beyond | Amplifier
A chronicle of my decade-plus rollercoaster documenting and supporting Wet’suwet’en land defenders, from the early days of a single cabin in the woods to a movement that shook Canada to its core.description.