Through the eyes of an Indigenous woman raising two young sons, the events surrounding Colten Boushie’s are chronicled in this documentary. At the centre is the catalyst for much of the activism and international support that’s erupted since Boushie’s death: his cousin Jade Tootoosis.
Welcome to another beautiful summer weekend in the city.
The eighth annual festival presents an impressive program of Indigenous film and media arts, allowing independent artists to show their best works that examine Indigenous issues and topics in Algonquin Territory and around the world.
ASINABKA FILM & MEDIA ARTS FESTIVAL Celebrating Indigenous Arts In Algonquin Territory AUGUST 7-11, 2019 Ottawa, ON, Canada The Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival is excited to announce our 8th annual festival, screening the best in Indigenous film from Canada and around the world. This year’s festival takes place over 5 days, and includes […]
It’s another jam packed weekend in Ottawa so without further ado, here are some picks for how to spend your weekend!
The 7th edition of The Asinabka Film & Media Art Festival takes place from August 8-12, 2018.
The last weekend in July will be bringing the sunshine once the rain clears, and no lack of interesting things to do, places to eat, and open air movies to watch!
When Laura Margita returned to Ottawa last year and became director of Gallery 101 the first thing she said was “well, we need to move”. Anybody who’d ever been to the old space would probably agree. Decision makers had primarily chosen the Bank Street building back in the early 2000s because at the time they […]
