A zombie horror movie set on a First Nations reserve took home the most trophies on the final night of the Canadian Screen Awards on Thursday, while the top prize went to a coming-of-age film inspired by the Oka Crisis.
Tracey Deer’s Oka-inspired Beans took home both the John Dunning best first feature film award and best motion picture — marking a triumphant arrival for the director who only last year won the Toronto International Film Festival’s emerging talent award.
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