The One World Film Festival is back this fall to present its 28th year of thought-provoking documentaries and discussions on global issues. Mark your calendars and join One World Arts from September 28 to October 1 at Saint Paul University … Continue reading Save the Dates! The 28th Annual OWFF takes place September 28 to October 1, 2017
The 27th Annual One World Film Festival is back this September with a program packed with a range of thought-provoking Canadian and international documentaries, panel discussions, and Q&As with filmmakers that will inspire audiences to learn more take action on … Continue reading OWFF 2016 highlights the Syrian refugee crisis, indigenous rights, justice for migrant workers, struggles for equality, democratic participation and more
The One World Film Festival is back yet again this fall to present its 27th year of thought-provoking documentaries and discussions on global issues. Mark your calendars and join One World Arts from September 29th to October 2nd for the … Continue reading Save the Date! The 27th annual OWFF takes place September 29th to October 2nd 2016
“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
Local filmmaker Howard Adler’s short documentary An Object that has Spirit has its WORLD PREMIERE Saturday, September 26th, 2015, 12:30pm-2:30pm at the 26th annual One World Film Festival as part of our Canadian Documentary Shorts program with Ottawa Indie Fest … Continue reading Five Questions With Howard Adler, Director of An Object that has Spirit – World Premiere September 26th
Check out our trailer for the 26th annual One World Film Festival (OWFF), presented publicly for the first time at last night’s OWFF launch and Ottawa premiere of Chameleon at the ByTowne Cinema in Ottawa. The One World Film Festival … Continue reading One World Film Festival 2015 Trailer
Written by Jessica Ruano Last week, I was treated to a personal tour of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health (photo gallery below). It was my first time visiting the Centre and it was a revelation. The centre’s Director of Development Melissa … Continue reading My first time visiting the Wabano Centre