Indivisum: Legacies Adrift: A Family Story By Katia Café-Fébrissy Rooted in Land, Legacy, and Colonial Law
In Indivisum: Legacies Adrift, filmmaker Katia Cafe-Febrissy turns a deeply personal family conflict into a powerful exploration of history, identity, and systemic injustice. What begins as an attempt to understand a dispute over inherited land in Guadeloupe expands into a broader investigation of colonial legal structures that continue to shape generations of families across the […]
Banchi Hanuse on Tracing Loss, Memory, and Indigenous Resilience in ‘Ceremony’
Fresh from winning the Audience Award at SXSW, Canadian Documentary Ceremony is a story of Indigenous resilience and awakening. Ceremony centres around a remote Nuxalk radio station in British Columbia’s Bella Coola Valley. The story unfolds when the radio station reports on the disappearance of the ooligan, a sacred fish, which uncovers a deeper history […]
More of a Chat with Brishkay Ahmed
Brishkay Ahmed is a rare and vital presence in Canadian documentary filmmaking. An Afghan – Canadian filmmaker based in Vancouver, Ahmed has spent over a decade venturing where few dare to go. Her work is driven by an unwavering commitment to the women whose stories the world has too often chosen to ignore. Trained in […]
Venturing into the ‘Art of Adventure’ with Filmmaker Alison Reid
‘The Art of Adventure’ is a film which opens a vivid window onto a planet once wild and unscarred. It is also a testament to a bond formed through curiosity, courage and love of nature through the lens of an extraordinary lifelong friendship between world-renowned wildlife artist Robert Bateman and fearless biologist Bristol Foster. Through […]