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“First Nations boy with long hair who can skate.”

April 5, 2018 by Glenn

Indian Horse movie

Source: Sladen Peltier discusses his first feature film role in Indian Horse | Ottawa Citizen

At the age of 11, Ottawa’s Sladen Peltier is fast becoming a pro on the red carpet. The youngster experienced another round of  movie-star treatment at the Canadian Museum of Civilization on Tuesday, making an appearance along with the director, producers and other cast members who worked on the new Canadian film, Indian Horse.

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