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Divine Interventions: Documentary, Spirituality and Social Justice explores the role spirituality, religion and secularism play in fostering or inhibiting a plurality of perspectives, understanding across cultural, religious, and ethnic borders, and participation in social causes. This screening initiative starts in inclusive spaces where audiences, artists and activists interrogate the intersection of spirituality and social justice, and subsequently moves on to a sustained online conversation with the aim of fostering engaged communities across geographic barriers.

ArtDox

September 01, 2013 - December 31, 2013

While documentary is in itself an art form, often called "informational art," documentaries that focus on other art forms or artists working in various art milieus are uniquely positioned as works that examine art via art.

In recent years many such "art docs" have been produced in Canada, yet these films and videos remain mostly relegated to specialized festivals or special sections within festivals - ultimately diminishing their audience reach and their impact toward an understanding, appreciation and support of independent media arts and visual arts in Canada and elsewhere.

Back the Tap Screening Tour & Campaign

March 01, 2013 - March 31, 2013

Bottled water is simultaneously illogical and absurd - the creation of bottled water uses up precious resources, results in the pollution of water and privatizes the most free thing on earth, something that should always be pure, healthy and accessible: H20. In the spring of 2013 Cinema Politica is teaming up with the Coalition for Bottled Water Free Communities to end the sale and consumption of this ridiculous fad and restore our waterways to health. 

The Commons

September 01, 2012 - May 31, 2013

For the last decade (2003-2013) Cinema Politica has built a strong reputation for connecting audiences to important, under-represented, independent film and video. While the films we program tend to focus on issues, topics and subjects that revolve around social justice, identity and the environment, we have decided to seek out, program and disseminate titles that specifically highlight the intersection of social justice, the economy and the environment, in a special program called "The Commons."

Anarchism On Screen

May 12, 2011 - June 30, 2014

Many of our films follow anarchist subjects in the world or explore issues  connected to anarchism such as anti-oppression, mutual aid, autonomous collectivism and more.

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