One World Arts launched a fundraising campaign on December 01, 2015. The objective is to raise $2,500 by January 31, 2016.
Help us continue to bring top-notch documentaries to Ottawa from Canada and around the world and participate in community initiatives such as Black History Month.
Please give generously! Continue reading Fundraising Campaign Launched!
Join Us at our next Trivia Night
Date: Wednesday, December 2nd
Time: Game starts at 7pm
Location: Shanghai Restaurant, 651 Somerset Street West, Ottawa Continue reading Trivia Night at Shanghai Restaurant on December 2nd!
Next year’s One World Film Festival will take place from September 29th to October 2nd, 2016. Details coming up soon: Stay tuned! Continue reading 2016 Film Festival
A huge thank you to everyone who took supported, promoted, celebrated, and attended the 26th annual One World Film Festival. We at One World Arts are very grateful to our sponsors, volunteers, and audiences for making this year’s festival such a success. … Continue reading Thank you!
After screening documentaries about the Environment and Conservation, Human Rights, Social Justice, Poverty, Pollution, and Indigenous Rights, the One World Film Festival presented a full day of programming designed to help people find out how they can get involved and … Continue reading OWFF 2015: Day Four of the Film Festival in Pictures
The third day of the 2015 festival showcased docs and talks on the theme on ‘Our Home On Native Land,’ with screenings of Canadian and indigenous documentary films and panel discussions with filmmakers, documentary protagonists, and experts on Aboriginal Law and mining in … Continue reading OWFF 2015: Day Three of the Film Festival in Pictures
“This film, for me, has a lot of meaning. My first thought about it is how does one come to terms with their past. If Sayachapis was able to heal himself from his suffering, if he found the strength to … Continue reading Five Questions with Mar Y Sol, Director of Sayachapis – Ottawa Premiere September 26th
The second day of the 2015 festival engaged audiences with more screenings of powerful documentaries and provided a forum for talking about the upcoming federal election in Canada. The festival was thrilled to present The Year We Thought About Love … Continue reading OWFF 2015: Day Two of the Film Festival in Pictures
Our first day of the 2015 festival was amazing! The screenings of ‘My Enemy, My Brother’ and ‘Democrats’ were well-received, and our discussion panel on power, politics and democracy that followed the screenings was insightful and revealing for both attendees … Continue reading OWFF 2015: Day One of The Film Festival in Pictures