Laura Eklund Nhaga

A hotel manager of the brand-new Hotel Helsinki, is found dead one day before the opening festivities, leaving behind him a suicide note.

Anne is seventeen and navigating through her new life in Avonlea. Her story is told through her own voice in a videoblog she updates weekly. We get to see her at her happiest and most vulnerable, as well as spending time with her friends she brings along on the show as "special guests".

Ted returns to his hometown to find his big brother Jim at the end of his rope. But is it too late to save him?

Power of the People is a touching film that gives voice to poet Laura Eklund Nhaga, who is searching for the right way for her to have an impact. The possibilities and impossibilities of activism are countless, and none are indisputably more effective than the rest. But, she wonders, if one’s very existence as part of Western hegemony is in itself political, can activism truly be a choice, or is it simply the only way to be?