We are a nonprofit Canadian distributor connecting audiences with strong, compelling independent film and screen-based media. -- film for thought --
Vancouver, Canada
Joined July 2011
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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?
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Is enough being done for representation in entertainment? 🎭
🎤 We’re proud to present a powerful panel discussion featuring changemakers Lebene Mawutor, Wunmi Idowu, Perpetual Atife, and Hebert Poll Gutiérrez. Free & In-person
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#CBFF25 #BlackMarket
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Calling all Indigenous creators in Canada! 🇨🇦 Applications are now open for the 2024 TikTok Accelerator for Indigenous Creators, presented by the National Screen Institute (@nsicanada). Spots are limited so be sure to apply by Friday, October 18th! newsroom.tiktok.com/en-ca/ti…
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Shoutout to our amazing sponsor, @MovingImagesDS! Thank you for providing a distribution offer to the winner of the Best BC Film this year "Dil Rakh: Gloves of Kin" directed by @DaljBrar. 🏆🎬
Based on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, they has been a cornerstone of the independent film and video community since the 1970s. From experimental to documentary, animation to personal narrative, they've been connecting audiences with innovative works by some of Canada's most talented media artists for over four decades. 🍁
We applaud Moving Images Distribution for advancing opportunities for Canadian media artists and filmmakers, and for enriching our community with your dedication to the media arts! 📽️
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Indigenous film producer Kelvin Redvers (Dene), who wore a pair of traditional moccasins, was stopped by red carpet security, barred from entering, and asked to leave until he changed into “regular” dress shoes. vogue.cm/X5mOPnQ
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The @cca_reports recently published their most recent research on the connectivity gap in Canada.
Read the full report: cca-reports.ca/reports/high-…
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At this time, Archipel has completed: a series of interviews; focus groups; and a national survey which all informed the Discussion Document. We are now hosting open Indigenous engagement sessions!
archipelresearch.com/indigen…
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If you care about social justice, human rights, global citizenship, climate change and more, look out for KDocsFF 2021—Vancouver’s premier social justice film festival. March 12-21, 2021 online. info/tickets ($5/film or $40/pass) zcu.io/21mx @KDocsFF
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We look forward to having you join us for Leading Transformative Changes as Acts of Resistance at 3pm PST.
Register now at eventbrite.ca/e/leading-tran…
We are honoured to be joined by our brilliant panelists! #InternationalWomensDay2021
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New Interview on #SCHIRNMAG 👉 Curator Martina Weinhart in conversation with Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Jackson and Chief Negotiator of the Gwa’sala-Nakwaxda’xw Nations Colleen Hemphill @nahmabin @movingimagesds bit.ly/3kCs77i
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Congratulations to David Gray on his pub day for Deep and Sheltered Waters: The History of Tod Inlet!
Order at rbcm.ca/todinlet and use coupon code TODINLET for 20% off!
Also available as an ebook on your favourite ebook platform.
