In 1917, celebrated Canadian painter Tom Thomson drowned mysteriously in Algonquin Park. This docudrama by David Vaisbord examines 50 years of new evidence - affairs, debts, political scuffles, and exhumed bodies. Was his drowning really an accident?
Watch for $5 - Link in bio.
In "Scary Stuff", Kai and Kayla learn the Cree words for scary stuff and test their nerves in a haunted house with musical guest Jason Burnstick.
Part of "Nehiyawetan | Let's Speak Cree," a thirteen part series making the Cree accessible to children.
Watch for $5 - Link in bio.
After nearly a year of living together, a young couple is separated when one partner is refused entry to Canada at the border, raising the possibility of an indefinite period apart.
Inspired by director Clément Bompart’s own experience.
Watch for $5. Link in bio!
Short Film Screenings + Q&A with the filmmakers.
4 indie shorts from Canadian filmmakers presented by @sundarprize & Moving Images Distribution as part of @BCCultureDays!
Sunday, Oct 4, North Delta Centre for the Arts
2:15pm - 5:15pm
RSVP Link in bio.
September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day.
Today is a time to raise awareness of the ongoing impacts of residential schools and remember the children who never came home. How are you honouring the day?
Tomorrow is Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
We honour "We Remember" and director Raymond Yakeleya for preserving the memories and histories of Dene communities in the Mackenzie Delta.
Watch for $5 - Link in bio.
"The Firekeepers: Mark Angelo" follows the story of the river conservation advocate who founded BC Rivers Day, which grew into World Rivers Day and this year it is on Sunday, September 27.
Part of a documentary series celebrating environmental change makers.
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Watch for $5.
"Betrayed: The Story of the Canadian Merchant Seamen's Union" uncovers the little-known struggle of Canadian merchant seamen who fought for better working conditions and to save Canada’s merchant fleet after WWII.
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Directed by Elaine Brière.
Watch for $5 - Link in bio!
Short Film Screenings + Q&A with the filmmakers!
Presented by Sundar Prize Film Festival, Moving Images Distribution
Join us for creativity and community in North Delta as part of BC Culture Days.
Sunday, Oct 4, North Delta Centre for the Arts
2:15pm - 5:15pm
RSVP Link in bio.
For @BCCultureDays, Moving Images is hosting a FREE online session on distribution.
Perfect for filmmakers, programmers, curators, librarians, educators & anyone curious how indie films get into fests, classrooms & communities.
Sept 23, 2026
10am - 11:30am PT
RSVP link in bio.
"Don't Bring Lulu" When a party invitation says “Don’t bring Lulu,” Lulu has plans of her own. Inspired by the 1920s flapper era and the fight for women to live life on their own terms.
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Included in the Lulu Keating Shorts collection, now $10 - Link in bio.
"Women Building Peace" tells the story of African women rebuilding their societies after surviving war and genocide: redefining womanhood. 🕊️
Discover how matriarchal frameworks offer a peaceful path forward.
🎬 Dir. Genevieve Appleton & Colleen Wagner
Watch for $5 Link in bio
"The Girl with Big Feet" (大腳女孩)
In a remote Gold Rush town, 7-year-old Foo-Ling would rather wield a sword than learn to be a "proper lady."
🎬 Directed by Karin Lee
Watch for $5 - Link in bio.
"Urban Goddess: Jane Jacobs Reconsidered" explores the legacy of the legendary author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities.
Her fight for community-led urban planning continues to shape New York, Toronto, and Vancouver today.
Directed by John Thomson
$5 link in bio.
"The Gardener and The Dictator" is an intimate, quirky love story following an elderly couple as they share buried memories of WWII and the Cultural Revolution.
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Directed by Hui Wang
Watch for $5 - link in bio.
"FOTO CINE MAMA & I" 📸
Oliver Hockenhull crafts a deeply personal and philosophical essay on photography, memory, identity, and mortality. Blending family history with cultural critique, the film explores how images shape our understanding.
🎟️ Watch now for $5! Link in bio.
“River of Silence”
When an Indigenous university student goes missing, her parents refuse to wait for a disinterested police force. Joining forces with locals they launch their own extensive search.
A powerful look at tragedy and endurance.
🎟️ Watch now for $5! Link in bio.
"Ahon" (Rise)
Discover how the Filipino-Canadians of the K8 Mountaineering Club band together to break barriers in Canada’s Rocky Mountains.
Presented in English & Tagalog (with English subtitles).
Dir: Trixie Pacis
Watch now for $5! Link in bio.
An unexpected email from Sweden sparks a global journey.
"Edna’s Bloodline" follows Edna Elias & Fredrik Norberg as they trace their great-grandfather’s 1800s journey from Sweden to Canada’s far North.
Dir: Eva Wunderman Watch now for $5! Link in bio.
“Flat Rocks” weaves together breathtaking present-day footage of Kahnawake with archival photos dating back over 80 years revealing the community's way of life threatened by the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Watch now for $5. Link in bio!
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