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We had the forest behind the village, we had the ocean, and we had the village.

Robert Davidson grew up in the village of Old Masset,

on an island off the northern coast of British Columbia, in the 1940s and 50s.

His father and his grandfather had grown up there too.

The village sat on a First Nations reserve for the Haida people.

My haida name is Oates Sandlans.

We had family all around, and we had movie nights in the village once a week and one of our

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