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A story of the growing to reclaim Indigenous spiritual, political and cultural identities, told through food sovereignty and environmental activism.
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Abdallah Al-Khatib’s debut film depicts life in Yarmouk, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in the world, amid the Syrian revolution.
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Contemporary reflections meet unseen footage of the legendary 1963 Chicago Public School protests against racial segregation.
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This riveting portrait offers a window into the life and work of Winona LaDuke, a formidable economist, writer, agriculturalist, and fierce Ojibwe politico.
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Brave activists sail across the world to provide abortions to women with no access to them, and to exchange expertise with local reproductive rights groups.
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Three young Māori activists move into Berlin to retrieve ancestral carvings which were stolen a century earlier. Are they heroes or terrorists?
Anne Reijniers, Paul Shemisi Betutua, Nizar Saleh & Rob Jacobs · 2019 · 58m
Anne Reijniers, Paul Shemisi Betutua, Nizar Saleh & Rob Jacobs · 2019 · 58m
Two Congolese and two Belgian filmmakers decided to film the explosion of political art in Kinshasa, in the process making a rare portrait of the country.
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Ariel Nasr · 2019 · 44m
The story of the Quebec Mosque Shooting, portraying a resilient Muslim community in Ste-Foy as they struggle to survive and shift the narrative of what it means to be Muslim.
Amy Miller · 2019 · 1h16m
Tomorrow’s Power showcases three communities around the world and their responses to economic and environmental emergencies.
Nance Ackerman, Ariella Pahlke & Teresa MacInnes · 2019 · 1h18m
Attending to the challenges of women’s life during and after incarceration, this poignant & hopeful doc imagines alternatives to the carceral system through arts.
Leah Borromeo · 2019 · 26m
MORTICIAN deftly captures some of the devastation caused by Duterte's so-called war on drugs in the Philippines.
Shannon Walsh · 2019 · 1h27m
A compelling meditation on the resilience of five women in the face of ecological and personal disaster, revealing surprising ways to re-imagine life in the ruins.
TJ Cuthand · 2019 · 15m
A personal film about Canada's extraction industry and its detrimental effects on the land and Indigenous peoples.
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Elaine Brière · 2019 · 1h30m
Haiti Betrayed reveals how Canada conspired with the United States and France in 2004 to topple the democratically-elected government.
Nathalie Berger & Leo David Hyde · 2019 · 1h8m
A humorous and incisive take on the exploitative industry of unpaid internships, against “experience” being earned at the expense of a living wage.
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Daniel Negatu · 2019 · 30m
There is no singular immigrant experience, a fact beautifully rendered in this story of trauma, migration and the strain to navigate “home.”
Part of the Bring it Black: Films by Black Artists in Canada collection
Fredrik Gertten · 2019 · 1h32m
PUSH sheds light on a new kind of faceless landlord, our increasingly unliveable cities and an escalating crisis that has an effect on us all.
Adam D'Addario · 2019 · 1h13m
Adam D'Addario · 2019 · 1h13m
Flood: The Overdose Epidemic in Canada is a documentary that aims to reduce the stigma around substance use disorder (SUD) and inspire others to take action.
Phillip Pike · 2019 · 1h42m
Award-winning documentary on the history of Black queer activism in Toronto, on communities that have faced every adversity from invisibility to police brutality.
Michel K. Zongo · 2019 · 1h20m
Creatively acrobatic and politically profound this gem underscores the blatant lies and greed that multinational gold companies extol in the small town of Kalsaka
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Nuno Escudeiro · 2019 · 1h12m
In the picturesque Roya and Durance Valleys, high in the French and Italian alps, local residents organize to assist migrants crossing the border.
James Leong · 2019 · 2h
James Leong · 2019 · 2h
"Umbrella Diaries: The First Umbrella" charts the origins of Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement through the eyes of the activists and people who made it happen.
