Gallery: World première of the Anishinaabemowin dub of Star Wars: A New Hope
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On Thursday, Aug. 8, the voice cast joined filmmakers and special guests to celebrate the world première of the Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwa) version of Star Wars: A New Hope at the Centennial Concert Hall.
In attendance at the event were Anita Neville, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba; Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba; Dan Vandal, Minister of Northern Affairs; and Chief Jason Daniels, Swan Lake First Nation.
Also present were voice-cast stars Aandeg Jedi Muldrew (Luke Skywalker), Ajuawak Kapashesit (Han Solo), Theresa Eischen (Princess Leia), Dennis Daminos Chartrand (Darth Vader), Dustin Gerald Morrow Aagimewikamig (Obi-Wan Kenobi), Jeff Monague Myiingan Minaakwhe (Grand Moff Tarkin), and Wanda Barker Giwedinoonz (Aunt Beru).
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Audience members watch the Star Wars opening crawl.
The Anishinaabewomin dub was directed by Ellyn Stern Epcar and produced by Michael Kohn, who, in addition to Winnipeg-raised Lucasfilm executive Pablo Hidalgo, were also in attendance.
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Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs Grand Chief Cathy Merrick (middle) is pictured with assistant production manager Dougald Lamont (right) and script supervisor Dave Prine (left).
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Native Communications Incorporated general manager David McLeod is pictured with Star Wars tribute characters.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS An audience member is pictured with a Star Wars Lightsaber toy.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Audience members attend the Ojibwa world premiere of Star Wars: A New Hope.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Sandra Star (left) and Matilda Roulette Behm, who both live in Winnipeg, read programs.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Sons of the Drum perform on stage.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Lead translator Patricia Ningewance (middle) is presented with a star blanket.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Native Communications Incorporated general manager David McLeod and Corey Ralph Whitford celebrate.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Aboriginal dancers perform on stage during the Grand Entry. Also pictured is Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew (second from far left) and Liberal MP for St. Boniface and Minister of Northern Affairs and Prairie Economic Development Dan Vandal (far left)
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS A member of The Royal Winnipeg Rifles Regimental Band plays a trumpet.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Dakota Eischen grins as he is pictured at the Ojibwa world premiere of Star Wars: A New Hope. Eischen's mother Theresa Eischen provided the dubbed voice for Star Wars character Princess Leia.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Producer Maeengan Linklater presents executive dubbing producer Michael Kohn (left) with a star blanket.
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NDP MLA for Point Douglas Bernadette Smith (centre) was in the audience to see and hear the newly dubbed Star Wars (Anangong Miigaading), A New Hope.
BROOK JONES / FREE PRESS Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew (right) is pictured with his wife Lisa Monkman and their son.
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Updated on Tuesday, August 13, 2024 3:17 PM CDT: Corrects reference to Theresa Eischen; Corrects spelling of Ojibwa; Fixes typo.