Sasquatchn is a powerful Indigenous documentary that uncovers secret knowledge about Bigfoot, and reveals a unbelievable message for all of mankind.
Sasquatch is the guardian of the forest, and when it comes across areas that are clear cut, Sasquatch becomes confused.
Two Haida film-makers—Kerr Moraes-Sugiyama, and Tamara Bell—are revealing secret society Indigenous knowledge about the great mystery of Sasquatch in their film called Sasquatch’n. The film will air on APTN in January, 2018.
Moreas-Sugiyama and Bell venture deep into the mystery of the creature, looking at it from Indigenous belief. Both went from being non-believers of Sasquatch to believers, as the story before them unfolded, they said.
“It was quite an experience. It was actually a beautiful blend of powerfulness and emotion. It’s a topic that I definitely got into and felt the passion for,” said Moraes-Sugiyama. This was her first time directing a film.
“Within our Tsimshian and Haida culture, I didn’t hear too much, but I moved to North Van 20 years ago and I’ve heard stories through Squamish friends... but the filming process has enlightened me more on how prevalent it is in a lot of B.C. Aboriginal communities,” she said.
The film is set as a sort of journey, taking the viewer all along the west coast of British Columbia and down the coast of the U.S. into California during the film’s one-hour run time. The underlying goal of the film is to uncover what specifically Indigenous people know, or believe, about Sasquatch. The film crew talks to experts, eyewitnesses, Indigenous Elders, and even primatologists, who have their own contributions to the story.
“I can tell you my most interesting experience… We visited Alert Bay, which is still considered an epicenter for sightings, and we interviewed Arthur Dick. He’s had multiple encounters and he actually has audio recordings,” she said, adding the team followed Dick into the forest one evening to a place where he had heard the Sasquatch “scream” in the past.
“He took us out on several searches, and he led us out into the dark… The camera guy and I—Matt—were in the lead… We looked behind us and the group was not anywhere near us. We both heard a noise, which stopped us in our tracks. Matt turned to me and mouthed ‘Did you hear that?’” They were so frightened they couldn’t speak. And she said she’ll never forget that noise.
“It was a collaborative effort. We all worked together on it, and… what we were doing was really sort of first-time knowledge that has never been shared with primatologists or biologists or the general public,” said Bell of the information they got from the Indigenous people they consulted.
“There was a number of us. And it was myself and a healer that did a ceremony for the film… This sounds crazy… the Sasquatch actually knew we were going to do this project,” she said.
According to Bell, after the ceremony was performed, the project unfolded quickly and easily. While the film is filled with information and tidbits that viewers will find fascinating, the most epic part is that Bell and Moraes-Sugiyama were let into Indigenous secret societies to hear their take on Sasquatch. The key difference between the western (European) perspective and the Indigenous one is that Indigenous people regard Sasquatch as being sacred, whereas non-Indigenous Bigfoot hunters tend to want to kill it for evidence, said Bell.
And the most profound message that comes out of all of their investigating is that Sasquatch is connected to a prophecy.
“We interviewed people from the Blackfoot and Navajo Nations, and three California tribes, and Alert Bay. And we interviewed people who primarily had deep historical knowledge that had been unfettered by colonization,” said Bell. “And the message Elders have been holding on to is the more we hunt for Sasquatch, the closer we get to the end of time,” she said.
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Sasquatch is the guardian of the forest, and when it comes across areas that are clear cut, Sasquatch becomes confused.
Two Haida film-makers—Kerr Moraes-Sugiyama, and Tamara Bell—are revealing secret society Indigenous knowledge about the great mystery of Sasquatch in their film called Sasquatch’n. The film will air on APTN in January, 2018.
Moreas-Sugiyama and Bell venture deep into the mystery of the creature, looking at it from Indigenous belief. Both went from being non-believers of Sasquatch to believers, as the story before them unfolded, they said.
“It was quite an experience. It was actually a beautiful blend of powerfulness and emotion. It’s a topic that I definitely got into and felt the passion for,” said Moraes-Sugiyama. This was her first time directing a film.
“Within our Tsimshian and Haida culture, I didn’t hear too much, but I moved to North Van 20 years ago and I’ve heard stories through Squamish friends... but the filming process has enlightened me more on how prevalent it is in a lot of B.C. Aboriginal communities,” she said.
The film is set as a sort of journey, taking the viewer all along the west coast of British Columbia and down the coast of the U.S. into California during the film’s one-hour run time. The underlying goal of the film is to uncover what specifically Indigenous people know, or believe, about Sasquatch. The film crew talks to experts, eyewitnesses, Indigenous Elders, and even primatologists, who have their own contributions to the story.
“I can tell you my most interesting experience… We visited Alert Bay, which is still considered an epicenter for sightings, and we interviewed Arthur Dick. He’s had multiple encounters and he actually has audio recordings,” she said, adding the team followed Dick into the forest one evening to a place where he had heard the Sasquatch “scream” in the past.
“He took us out on several searches, and he led us out into the dark… The camera guy and I—Matt—were in the lead… We looked behind us and the group was not anywhere near us. We both heard a noise, which stopped us in our tracks. Matt turned to me and mouthed ‘Did you hear that?’” They were so frightened they couldn’t speak. And she said she’ll never forget that noise.
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“It was a collaborative effort. We all worked together on it, and… what we were doing was really sort of first-time knowledge that has never been shared with primatologists or biologists or the general public,” said Bell of the information they got from the Indigenous people they consulted.
“There was a number of us. And it was myself and a healer that did a ceremony for the film… This sounds crazy… the Sasquatch actually knew we were going to do this project,” she said.
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According to Bell, after the ceremony was performed, the project unfolded quickly and easily. While the film is filled with information and tidbits that viewers will find fascinating, the most epic part is that Bell and Moraes-Sugiyama were let into Indigenous secret societies to hear their take on Sasquatch. The key difference between the western (European) perspective and the Indigenous one is that Indigenous people regard Sasquatch as being sacred, whereas non-Indigenous Bigfoot hunters tend to want to kill it for evidence, said Bell.
And the most profound message that comes out of all of their investigating is that Sasquatch is connected to a prophecy.
“We interviewed people from the Blackfoot and Navajo Nations, and three California tribes, and Alert Bay. And we interviewed people who primarily had deep historical knowledge that had been unfettered by colonization,” said Bell. “And the message Elders have been holding on to is the more we hunt for Sasquatch, the closer we get to the end of time,” she said.
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Excellent. My own Sasquatch learning curve was shortened by a great deal by considering the legends and beliefs of Native Americans. Therein lies the truthg.
When will this film be released and where can I see it?
My own experiences have led me to learn about one of the great hidden truths of our existence. Sasquatch are people with ancient knowledge and wisdom. They harbor abilities from an understanding of natural laws, quantum physics not yet understood by science. They are revealing their existence to humanity at this time. We are on the cusp of great change.
Thank you so much for making this film. Looking forward!
What is the filmed called so I look out for it to watch it, please?
I very much look forward to seeing this film.
The film will air on APTN in January, 2018. How many people get the APTN channel?! Contact Discovery channel and get it on one of their channels (Destination America or Travel Channel), and THEN people will be able to actually see the film. It sounds great!
Cool. Can't wait to see it. I have an old film in a canister that is a documentary about the Haida.
well if the sasquatch is the guardian of the forest then he's not doing his job well..
My information is that they were created during the days of Atlantis to do the heavy lifting, but some escaped and made their way across the Beringia land bridge from Europe through Asia to arrive in North America about 20,000 years ago. Being naturally gifted and Matriarchal they have become a permanent addition to our forests and mountains. Primarily nocturnal, they prefer cool climates and are rarely seen during the summer day times because they avoid the heat. Much more to the story but I'll close with; they calibrate much higher than the average human being in things like empathy, spirituality, and benignness.
(An interesting true life story) = http://trail-of-the-sasquatch.webs.com/
This book tells the true life story of Donald B. Young Jr's adventures within nature's wild, realms in the spirit world, and of mysterious cryptids among forest or mind.
Many of the ghosts, spirits or cryptids Don has encountered during a lifetime, still haunts his memories.
Read Don's complete unaltered and detailed memoirs about his own encounters with many hair-raising supernatural events or cryptids during his life.
Many of the memoirs, pictures or details have never been made public before, until now in this book. The publication also covers those more famous discoveries Don has made, such as Big Phil, Blinky, the 1st Thermal, Baby Bigfoot, and the burial ground, with pictures and details to summarize his lifetime's research on the trail of the Sasquatch.
This book has been rated 5 stars, and reviewers state it rises above all other books in its subject, with heart pounding adventures that continue to keep the reader interested page after page.
Don’s lifetimes worth of adventures put into over 30 chapters with dozens of photographs taken afield.
A story of a man's love, hate, loss, hardships, success, failures, and adventures from childhood to present, all blended together with his Native American teachings of healing, rituals of spiritual contact or dreams and visions that staggers the mind.
Where / how can this video be watched? I've searched all over the net, but can find nothing!
Well it be shown in the two Haida communities like the other Haida made movie ???
Has this been released for public viewing online yet?
I've been watching such documents on Sasquatch. I am looking forward on seeing this up coming film.
I have sky photos of what looks like a sasquash