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Why Gail Maurice cast her own mother in a film inspired by her life
Gail Maurice wrote and directed her latest film, Blood Lines, with her hometown of Beauval, Saskatchewan in mind. Some of the film’s dialogue is spoken in Michif — a Métis language that under 2,000 people speak fluently...
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Why Gail Maurice cast her own mother in a film inspired by her life is an episode from Q: The Podcast from CBC Radio by CBC. Gail Maurice wrote and directed her latest film, Blood Lines, with her hometown of Beauval, Saskatchewan in mind. S...
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Published Jul 3, 2026, 00:17:47 long, audio available.
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