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Stolen Sisters

ONE-OFF DOCUMENTARY

1 × 60 · Critics' Choice - The Globe and Mail · Jury Prize - Saskatchewan Motion Picture Industry Awards

BROADCAST & DISTRIBUTION

Produced by Fahrenheit Films · Produced in collaboration with Amnesty International · Broadcaster: Global Television / Corus Entertainment · Original International Distribution: Mind's Eye International

Stolen Sisters investigates the disappearances of two Indigenous women and follows their families’ desperate search for answers. From the streets of Vancouver to the Saskatchewan prairies, the documentary exposes troubling allegations of systemic racism, police indifference, and investigative failures, as two families fight for answers, accountability, and justice.

Julie, a young woman at risk, featured in Stolen Sisters.

Dana Muskego on the search for his missing sister Daleen Bosse Muskego, a Saskatoon university student, wife and mother, who vanished from a Saskatoon parking lot.

Pauline Muskego.

Young Marcher Holding Missing Person Signs

Dana Muskego on solemn remembrance walk.

Gwenda Yuzicappi marching to raise awareness for her 19-year-old missing daughter, Amber Redman

Pauline Muskego. Thoughtful Portrait on the Deck.

A long road to justice.

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