'' nîpawistamâsowin : We Will Stand Up '' is a 2019 documentary that serves as Hubbard 's personal reflection on the death of Colten Boushie , a young Cree man , the subsequent trial and acquittal of the man who shot him , and the aftermath of the case , which caused shock and outrage across Canada . While following the trajectory of the case and the efforts of Boushie 's family to seek justice , Hubbard draws attention to prejudices in the Canadian legal system , the history of colonialism on the Prairies , and anti-Indigenous racism in Canada . The film received the Best Canadian Feature Documentary Award at Toronto 's Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival , and the Colin Low Award for Canadian Documentary at Vancouver ’s DOXA Documentary Film Festival
DOXA Documentary Film Festival
DOXA Documentary Film Festival
Tasha Hubbard