✨ “Remember Me” — A Film That Refuses to Let Them Be Forgotten

Every day across Indigenous communities, mothers, daughters, sisters, and sons go missing — and far too many never come home. Their stories fade from headlines, but their families never stop searching. Their voices are silenced, but their absence echoes through generations.

“Remember Me” is more than a movie. It is a promise — that we will not let their names disappear.

My mission is to bring the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People (MMIWP) to the screen in a way that the world can no longer ignore. Through powerful storytelling, real accounts, and lived experiences, this film will shine a light on a national tragedy that has been overlooked for far too long.

This project is not backed by big studios or wealthy investors. It’s fueled by community, by truth, and by the determination to honor those who never made it home.

But to bring “Remember Me” to life — to do justice to these stories, to protect cultural authenticity, to elevate Indigenous voices both in front of and behind the camera — I need your help.

Your support doesn’t just fund a film.

It fuels awareness. It supports healing. It creates a platform for justice.

It ensures that those we’ve lost are remembered — loudly, beautifully, and without apology.

If you believe in truth…

If you believe in visibility…

If you believe we cannot keep ignoring this crisis…

Then please stand with us.

Because every story deserves to be remembered.

And every life deserves to come home