Wolf Blood Memories: Three short films by Dianne Ouellette

Hosted by SK-NEIHR, the University of Regina, First Nations University of Canada and the University of Saskatchewan are pleased to announce that Research Engagement Day (October 8) will conclude with a screening of Wolf Blood Memories, three short films by Dianne Ouellette. 

Dianne is an independent filmmaker and a Saskatchewan Métis Nation citizen. She is also a writer, photographer, multi-media artist, and curator. She is a Sessional Instructor in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance and a Communications Specialist at the University of Regina. Sharing stories through film, video, photography, digital storytelling, creative design and writing fulfills Dianne's passion for storytelling

Three Films

aen loo pawatamihk (Wolf Dream, 2020), 5:30 min. Winner Best Technical Achievement in Sound Design, Saskatchewan Independent Film Awards (SIFA) and Best of Saskatchewan, Living Skies Student Film Festival

lii bufloo aen loo kishkishiw (Buffalo Wolf Memory, 2022), 5 min. Winner, Best Short Film, (SIFA)

Othahyu:ni'kéha' Kaniwʌhtaló:tʌ' Ksliye:twánhaks (Oneida) Winner Best Documentary (under 15 min.), Yorkton Short Film Festival 2026

Li sawn d'lo: lee fil kaw tuhkoupitamihk (Michif)

Wolf Blood: the threads that bind, 13:26 min

Research Engagement Day highlights community-driven approaches to research and collaboration. The event brings together researchers, community members, and partners working to advance Indigenous health research.  All are welcome to attend the events of Research Engagement Day which is free and open to the public.

If you wish to attend Research Engagement Day and/or just the film screening, please register here. 

A reception with light refreshments will follow the event.