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Family drama ‘Meadowlarks’ brings scattered ‘60s Scoop siblings together for one weekend

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
TORONTO - Indigenous performers Michael Greyeyes and Michelle Thrush say the power of film is in bringing light to dark places, and that’s what they hope they can do with their ‘60s Scoop drama, “Meadowlarks.”

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Family drama ‘Meadowlarks’ brings scattered ‘60s Scoop siblings together for one weekend

TORONTO - Indigenous performers Michael Greyeyes and Michelle Thrush say the power of film is in bringing light to dark places, and that’s what they hope they can do with their ‘60s Scoop drama, “Meadowlarks.”

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Sunday, September 7, 2025.
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