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Edge of the Knife Vern Williams created songs for "Edge of the Knife" featuring a drum and his singing. Filming was scheduled to end on 2 July. Musician Kinnie Starr composed the film's score. In January 2017, the film, which is the first feature-length film only in Haida dialects, was expected to be complete by the end of the year with a 2017 release. In November 2017, the film was in editing and called "currently in post-production" in late March 2018. It has English subtitles. The film's creators said the primary audience for "Edge of the Knife" is the population of Haida Gwaii, where