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There's Something in the Water

There's Something in the Water
★ 7.3/10•2019•1h 13m•Documentary

Elliot Page brings attention to the injustices and injuries caused by environmental racism in his home province, in this urgent documentary on Indigenous and African Nova Scotian women fighting to protect their communities, their land, and their futures.

Elliot Page · Director

Ian Daniel · Director

Hugo Perez · Writer

Ian Daniel · Writer

StatusReleased
Runtime1h 13m
LanguageEN
Release DateSep 6, 2019

Actors

Stephen Colbert

Stephen Colbert

Self (archive footage)

Ingrid Waldron

Self - Author of "There's Something in the Water"

Louise Delisle

Self - Local Activist

Michelle Francis-Denny

Self - Community Liaison, Boat Harbour Remediation Project

John Bates

Self - Head of Nova Scotia Water Authority (archive footage)

Dorene Bernard

Dorene Bernard

Self - Water Protector

Jolene Marr

Self

Michelle Paul

Self

Darlene Gilbert

Self

Madonna Bernard

Self

Carol Howe

Self

Rebecca Moore

Self

Paula Isaac

Self

Marian Nichols

Self

Elliot Page

Elliot Page

Self

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