Richement imaginé et profondément inspirant, SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO est une réimagination épique de l’Amérique du Nord à travers le prisme de la conscience du bison et d’un rêve puissant.
Ce film sans complaisance, ludique et vital s’attarde sur quatre travailleuses du sexe transgenres qui partagent leurs réflexions et leurs expériences de la féminité noire.
Un aperçu intime des méthodes forestières contemporaines en Colombie-Britannique, Silvicola est une immense contemplation sensorielle sur l’enchevêtrement psychique des humains, des machines et de la nature.
Les féministes de Karachi organisent une marche des femmes, affrontant l’État pakistanais, les médias et la droite religieuse radicale.
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The story of young Ivy, who accompanies her mother on a road trip with hopes of finding her sibling Heather who has disappeared from their First Nation community.
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En 1969, lorsque la jeune Marsha Johnson, reine de la rue, s’oppose à une descente de police de routine dans un bar gay, elle donne naissance à un mouvement.
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Une jeune femme tente de raviver la tradition Inuit ancestrale du tatouage facial, une tradition presque tombée dans l’oubli après un siècle d’interdiction.
Une méditation captivante sur la résilience de cinq femmes face à une catastrophe écologique et personnelle, révélant des façons surprenantes de ré-imaginer la vie dans les ruines.
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Un regard sans fard sur l’histoire de la ségrégation raciale dans les écoles du Canada et la lutte pour l’égalité d’accès à une éducation de qualité.
Alethea Arnaquq-Baril · 2016 · 1h25m
Director Alethea Arnaquq-Baril joins fellow Inuit activists to challenge anti-sealing NGOs while correcting misrepresentations of sealing and Inuit culture.
Kirsten Johnson · 2016 · 1h42m
Kirsten Johnson has lensed politically provocative documentaries for 25 years. In this unforgettable film, she shares the moments that made their deepest marks.
Neal Livingston · 2016 · 1h10m
Predatory capitalism, renewable energy, and the fight against fracking, in an often humorous exploration of contemporary life in Atlantic Canada.
Ashley Duong · 2016 · 1h22m
Mutang, a former activist for the indigenous peoples of Sarawak, returns home for the first time since his exile in 1992.
Jorge Thielen Armand · 2016 · 1h29m
Thielen Armand’s gorgeous film is a nuanced exploration of race and class that is remarkable for its keen sense of place and character.
Charles Officer · 2016 · 1h25m
A slow, artful and introspective look at a predominantly Black community in Toronto that is faced with forced relocation.
Michelle St. John · 2016 · 47m
COLONIZATION ROAD confronts the wreckage of Canadian colonization with radical viewpoints, historical correctives and a dash of humour.
2016 · 15m
When diagnosed with breast cancer, a Mohawk mother struggles with the decision to undergo chemotherapy and risk losing her hair—a marker of identity and strength.
Myna Ishulutak · 2016 · 36m
Myna leaves everything behind to settle in her family’s village, but is faced with another quest: the one to remember her own origins.
Ameesha Joshi & Anna Sarkissian · 2016 · 1h31m
Three Indian women resist traditional gender roles to become world champion boxers and fight for recognition and dignity in their communities.
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Joanna Sokolowski & Kate Trumbull-LaValle · 2016 · 1h12m
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Joanna Sokolowski & Kate Trumbull-LaValle · 2016 · 1h12m
A radical bicycle brigade of womxn of colour ride the streets of their neighbourhoods to fight patriarchy and organize alternative social structures.
Sean Stiller · 2016 · 10m
Shuswap elder Ralph Phillips shares the stories that have impacted his journey and his relationship to the healing medicine that is sage.
Alanis Obomsawin · 2016 · 2h43m
Alanis Obomsawin · 2016 · 2h43m
This doc focuses on a landmark discrimination case exposing injustices lived by First Nations community in Yukon when receiving child and welfare services.
Rahul Jain · 2016 · 1h15m
An intensely evocative and hypnotic representation of textile factory workers in India’s Gujarat region and a deeply political message for worker's rights.
Mohamed Jabaly · 2016 · 1h20m
A perilous journey through Gaza with an ambulance crew attending to injured Palestinians while barely escaping death themselves.
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Tasha Hubbard · 2016 · 1h19m
At once a devastating tale of an Indigenous family ripped apart by the Canadian government’s “Sixties Scoop,” and a deeply moving moment of hope and resilience.
