For the first time, during Digi60’s Spring Festival, over 50% of its filmmakers were women-identifying, taking home awards selected by a jury of established industry professionals.
If you are seeking an opportunity to be intellectually challenged, looking for an escape, or entertainment, be sure to keep these events on your radar.
Baltic-Nordic Film Festival 2019 screenings will take place March 20-24 at the Alma Duncan Salon.
The 10th Wakefield Doc Fest runs over four weekends in February.
Rainbow New Beginnings is one of many local organizations in Ottawa helping to welcome LGBTQ+ newcomers. This fall, they hosted a fundraiser with a screening of Mr. Gay Syria.
Apartment613’s Screening Party is happening at Arts Court Theatre on Friday November 30 at 8pm.
We asked Mercury Filmworks what goes into making such a fun loving and engaging show.
This is the festival’s 33rd year in Ottawa and while a lot has changed over the years perhaps this year’s biggest change will be in the venue.
Sanita Fejzic: “This year’s Inside Out LGBT Film Festival marks the best in terms of attendance, quality of events and featured films in all genres, including long features, foreign films, shorts and documentaries.”
After a wildly successful inaugural event, The Ottawa Adventure Film Festival (OAFF) is back for 2018 and even bigger than before.
Join us for an entertaining night of new films and videos from the Apt613 filmmaking community.
Canadian film-maker Laura Marie Wayne’s documentary Love, Scott comes to Ottawa on Saturday, November 10 at 4:45pm at the National Gallery of Canada as part of this year’s Inside Out Film Festival.
Each month, Mayfair Theatre, in partnership with the Absent Friends shadowcast, present Rocky Horror Picture Show, a sulphurous night of debauchery from start to finish—or should I say, foreplay to climax.
The 7th edition of The Asinabka Film & Media Art Festival takes place from August 8-12, 2018.
There were 100 films selected from a record-setting 2,469 entries.
