RED CHEF REVIVAL
TELUS STORYHIVE | 6x 22min | 2019
DOXA 2021 Official Selection | VAFF 2021 Official Selection | Leo 2019 for Best Direction
Indigenous cuisine is being reclaimed and reinvented by a new guard of chefs. Follow New York Times featured, Cezin Nottaway, Top Chef finalist, Rich Francis and Chopped finalist Shane Chartrand as they discover their people’s story on a plate.
Red Chef Revival, is an intimate 6 x 22 minute food and travel show exploring modern Indigenous cuisine, through the eyes of three chefs; New York Times featured, Cezin Nottaway, Top Chef finalist, Rich Francis and Top Chef finalist Shane Chartrand. Using food as their access point, these chefs discover a new path to reconciliation. Red Chef Revival features ingredients you won't find in any cookbooks, like bison heart, beaver tail, moose nose, seal and cougar. More than a cooking show, this is a people’s story on a plate.
PAST MENTIONS & FEATURES
NEW YORK TIMES : In Canada, Hunting and Preserving an Indigenous Way of Life
VANCOUVER SUN: What is Indigenous Canadian food? The answer might lead to more than good cooking
BBC: Interview with Red Chef Revival host on BBC World Service
CBC: New web series explores path to reconciliation through Indigenous cuisine
BLOGTO: Eatable Films x Hot Docs: Red Chef Revival - World Premiere
THE GLOBE AND MAIL: How a new guard of Indigenous chefs is sharing its traditions
INSIDE EDITION: From Seal to Bison, Native Chef Educates Others on Indigenous Foods With New Cookbook
WESTERN LIVING MAGAZINE: 2019 Foodies of the Year: Shane Chartrand
GLOBAL NEWS EDMONTON: Edmonton chef on a journey to rediscover Indigenous food
GEORGIA STRAIGHT: Red Chef Revival explores modern Indigenous cuisine
CBC EDMONTON: Indigenous chef visiting Maskwacis explores reconciliation through food
EDMONTON JOURNAL: Shane Chartrand stars in new documentary series about Aboriginal cuisine
EDIBLE VANCOUVER ISLAND MAGAZINE: Link
BREAKFAST TELEVISION TORONTO: How Canadian chefs are reinventing Indigenous cuisine
PECHAKUCHA VANCOUVER: Black Rhino: A Rare Breed of Storytellers
VANCOUVER COURIER: Vancouver filmmakers put culinary spin on Indigenous reconciliation
For distribution inquiries or educational screenings please contact us at info@blackrhinocreative.com