Event Schedule

Exploring the universe inside and around us, this music video program vibrates with love, peace, and good medicine. Ridi (…)

Life as a herder is hard and solitary, but the 82-year-old Iranian Firouzeh loves the ever-changing nature, the hard lif (…)

Preceded by waawiyebii’ige: She Draws a Circle. BRING HER HOME follows three Indigenous women — an artist, an ac (…)

Preceded by Brylcreem Boys. Angel prepares to leave the shelter for a new life, but soon after, she comes to face her bi (…)

In the Snowy Mountains, heavily pregnant Molly Johnson is pushed to her limits. With the burden of a dark secret and int (…)

The iN Originals program includes the premiere of five short films created through imagineNATIVE Institute commissions a (…)

Preceded by Tibi. This POV documentary narrated by director Trevor Solway begins with his earliest memories of his grand (…)

This special program presents ten shorts which opened for feature length films during our in-person Festival. Curated to (…)

In an Aymara community in the Peruvian southern Andes, an alpaquera family gathers to celebrate the ritual of “uywa ch (…)

Preceded by Cerro Saturno. Elisban arrives in the city of Puno, too late to meet his friend Hermogenes, with whom he was (…)

Short films that celebrate a youth perspective of the world. At times serious and surreal, but most often humorous and i (…)

This program centres on visualizing Arctic land and life, featuring films from the circumpolar region. From Inuit creati (…)

For Pasifika (Pacific Islanders), the popular adage “Water is Life” takes on a deeper meaning: The Great Ocean is th (…)

Time travellers and celestial voyagers beware! We are going on a journey to the dark side of Indigenous cinema, with a c (…)

Comprised of colourful and joyful animations, the films in this program visualize Indigenous cosmovision. They celebrate (…)

This program is all about love — platonic, romantic, or familial. It celebrates the multiplicity of ways humans (and i (…)

Elders are our past, present, and future. Without them, our language(s) and the worldview(s) contained within them would (…)

Just as Grandmother Moon cares for us, this program illuminates the care-taking women do as grannies, mothers, daughters (…)

This program acknowledges adults taking on leadership roles, whether it be within their families or their communities, t (…)

This program explores our relationship to Spirit World by delving into how we grieve and mourn the loss of a loved one. (…)