Remembering Jeff Barnaby

_{Mi’gmaw filmmaker Jeff Barnaby (photo from NOW Toronto)}

https://twitter.com/DeeDeeEye/status/1580617079996436480?s=20&t=RDeoHwiK-oMjaY16UAkyHg

Grateful to @CBCIsmaila and @metromorning for allowing some time to remember Jeff Barnaby (@tripgore) – be sure to check out RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS and BLOOD QUANTUM on @cbcgem, and take time to treasure this talent taken far too soon pic.twitter.com/o3dZyykTCc
— Jason Gorber (@filmfest_ca) October 14, 2022

How I'll miss you, @tripgore.

Beautifully stubborn ’til the very end, Jeff Barnaby was bold in his life and his work. He bore a sensitivity, poignancy and depth within him, that translated through his films and resonated with audiences Indigenous and non-Native alike. pic.twitter.com/Ha9cV5VBRG
— Devery Jacobs (@kdeveryjacobs) October 13, 2022

🕯️ Our condolences to Jeff Barnaby's loved ones and community. We're saddened by the passing of the incomparable director of BLOOD QUANTUM and RHYMES FOR YOUNG GHOULS but forever grateful for the privilege of having collaborated with him → https://t.co/TCUO2ZDAWJ pic.twitter.com/NKW2VbTYoN
— National Film Board of Canada (@thenfb) October 13, 2022

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Film industry loses ‘visionary’ Mi’gmaw filmmaker Jeff Barnaby – APTN

Jeff Barnaby, who helped Indigenous filmmakers dream bigger, dies at 46 – The Canadian Press

Jeff Barnaby, Director of ‘Blood Quantum’ and Acclaimed Canadian Filmmaker, Dies At 46 – Variety Magazine

In Memoriam: Jeff Barnaby – Fangoria