“YOU DON’T NEED TO FOLLOW ME”

Produced by Daniel Foreman and Treaty 6 Productions

A young Indigenous woman navigates the subtle and not-so-subtle realities of everyday racism, where seemingly ordinary encounters reveal the weight of prejudice and the power of standing up for herself.

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ABOUT DANIEL FOREMAN and TREATY 6 PRODUCTIONS

Daniel Foreman is a Métis writer, director and producer based in Edmonton, Alberta, and a registered citizen of the Métis Nation of Alberta. For over 15 years, he has created character-driven Indigenous stories across film, television, animation and documentary.

He created the award-winning children’s series Raven Adventures, wrote and directed the Telefilm Canada-supported feature Abducted, and directed episodes of APTN’s Horse Warriors. Raven Adventures won Best Animation at the American Indian Film Festival.

Daniel co-founded the Edmonton Short Film Festival and completed professional development through the Banff Centre, Reelworld, Alberta Producer Accelerator and Mila’s Indigenous Pathfinders in AI.

He is developing Tales of Wisakedjak, Retail Romance, What Happened to the Men? and Daughters of the Wolf. His work brings Indigenous characters, humour, language and perspectives to contemporary audiences through entertaining, Indigenous-led stories spanning children’s programming, romance, documentary and supernatural drama, combining Indigenous perspectives with contemporary genres across a range of formats.

Produced with the generous support of the City of Edmonton’s Anti-Racism Grant Program, the Alberta Anti-Racism Grant Program and FAVA.

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