TFCA honors Métis performer with the Technicolor Clyde
Gilmour Award
Tantoo Cardinal of Fort McMurray, Alta. was honored by
the Toronto Film Critics Association for her contributions to Canadian cinema.
Renowned Métis performer Tantoo Cardinal has won this
year's Technicolor Clyde Gilmour Award from the Toronto Film Critics Association.
The TFCA says it's the first time in its history that the
annual honor has gone to an actor.
The prolific Indigenous stage and screen star will
receive $50,000 in services to give to a filmmaker of her choice.
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The TFCA says Cardinal will announce her designate in the
days to come.
The award honors "a Canadian industry figure who has
made a substantial and outstanding contribution to the advancement and/or
history of Canadian cinema."
Alberta-born Cardinal has more than 100 film and TV
projects to her credit, including the films Legends of the Fall and Dances With
Wolves, and the TV series North of 60.
Cardinal has appeared in five Euro-western films, TV
films and series.
The Campbells (TV) – 1990 (Maria Brant)
By Way of the Stars (TV) – 1992-1993 (Franoise)
Silent Tongue – 1993 (old Pawnee woman)
500 Nations (TV) – 1995 [voice]
DreamKeeper (TV) – 2003 (Old Pawnee Woman)
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