Cinema Politica is currently seeking submissions for both our main programming of politically engaged independent films on any topic, and our sidebar program Nations & Migrations!
Our 2016 winning film, OUT IN THE NIGHT, powerfully probes the real story behind the criminalization of four Black lesbians following an act of self-defence.
#ComfortableTruth: Anyone can take Inuit land, culture and stories. Read our interview with Stephen Puskas where he powerfully challenges the cultural appropriation of Inuit cultural symbols here.
#ComfortableTruth: Racialized communities have no reason to fear the police or governmental institutions. Read Rosina Kazi’s reflections on how LAL's song ERASE ME responds to this idea here.
Tired of Hollywood fluff? We've got the rad stuff. Cinema Politica’s newest effort to stream truth to power means audiences can pay a monthly fee to access a library of online content.
"No matter where the action of the film occurs, whether about indigenous Latin Americans or corporate America, we strive to connect our discourse to local issues happening here in Malmö ..."
To escape winter’s last clutch in Montreal and also to find fertile soil for new projects and collaborations, Cinema Politica travels to Sofia, Copenhagen, Toronto and New York.
THE CROSSING premiered in Halifax with over 120 people in attendance and a powerful panel following the screening featuring Dr. Afua Cooper, Fazeela Jiwa, and Julie Chamagne of the Halifax Refugee Clinic.
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