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
Thank you for taking the time to answer some questions about your most recent film. The Year We Thought About Love tells the stories of the members of True Colors: OUT Youth Theater, an LGBTQ+ youth theater troupe sponsored by Boston’s The Theater … Continue reading A short Q&A about laughter, art, and life with Ellen Brodsky, Director of The Year We Thought About Love
Democrats is a film about the creation of a new constitution in Zimbabwe. In the wake of Robert Mugabe’s contentious 2008 presidential win, Zimbabwe convened a bipartisan constitutional committee in an effort to transition the country away from its corrupt … Continue reading Q and A with Camilla Nielsson Director of Democrats
In his interview, below, with the One World Film Festival (OWFF) Charles Wilkinson talks about Canadian politics, indigenous rights, consumerism, documentary filmmaking, and the Pepsi generation … Thank you for agreeing to talk to us about your film Haida Gwaii: On … Continue reading Q and A with Charles Wilkinson the Director of Haida Gwaii: On the Edge of the World
Tonight at 6:30 PM at the Bytowne Cinema Africa’s most famed investigative reporter, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, takes us deep undercover for his own brand of brazen journalism in the Ottawa Premiere screening of the 2014 feature documentary: CHAMELEON Anas has … Continue reading INTERVIEW with Canadian Director of CHAMELEON Ryan Mullins