Nurse and drag artist Anita LandBack blazes a trail of Indigenous resilience

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Published 2024-03-19
Anita Landback is just one of the extraordinary subjects featured in Canada’s a Drag, a docu-series from CBC Arts that celebrates drag artists who are pushing through the darkness to give us all more light.

Anita is dedicated to amplifying Indigenous representation and engaging audiences in meaningful dialogues, all while celebrating their Mi’kmaw heritage. They describe their journey as “a testament to breaking norms, championing inclusivity and the importance of embracing every facet of identity.”
In their episode, LandBack shows how a deeply heartfelt approach to health care and performance can advocate for a more inclusive world.

Watch more Canada's a Drag Season 4:    • Canada's a Drag Season 4  

Episode Director and Producer: Stephanie Clattenburg
Episode Cinematographer: Chelsea Innes
Episode Sound Recordist: Olivia King
Episode Editor: Amy Mielke
Post Production Audio Engineer: Ron Searles
Post Production Colourist: Scott McIntyre
Packaging Editor: Chelle Turingan
Titles Designer: Hope Little
Series Co-Creators & Producers: Mercedes Grundy and Peter Knegt
Senior Producer, Unscripted Video: Lucius Dechausay
Special Consultants: Rose Butch, Gay Jesus and Sarah Worthman
Very special thanks to Jeremy Dutcher.

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