Yukon 48 Film Challenge: In-person Screening

This screening took place on Friday, December 10, 2021 at 6:00 pmYukon Theatre

The Yukon Film Society presents a FREE screening of the Yukon 48 Film Challenge films for 2021! All 37 completed films in Dawson City and Whitehorse will be shown for the official Yukon Film Society re-opening of the Yukon Theatre.

Opening remarks by the Minister of Tourism and Culture and Economic Development, Ranj Pillai.

The jury selected winning films will be announced before the screening.

Two Audience Awards will be voted on by the Whitehorse and Dawson audiences.

 

2021 Yukon 48 Film Challenge Screening Program

Yukon 48 Film Challenge by Alexander Gatensby, Ben Talsma and Kae Parker

Lily’s 2nd Film by Lily Menzies and Heather Menzies

The Grey Area by Shai Wykes

Kids Coffee by Bennett Emerson and Moira Sauer

The Journey by Tess Crocker

The Button by Lily Gontard & K.G. Green

They Really Had Guts by Jen Bieber

The Texture of Grey by Alexandra Knowles and Pauline Gallinat

Winter Approaches by Lulu Keating and Jimmie Boddie

Poem on the 6th by Hannah Warrington

That Happened by Justine Hobbs

Perfect Girl by Veronica Porter

Mockumenatry by Lane Cheater

I Hate Bugs by Kevaughn Anderson

As the Crow Flies by Ursula

Share the Rage by Annie Johnsgaard, Sam Fleming, and Joseph Hays

Stop Looking Black & White by Autumn & Stevie

Spin by Marie Hamje

Making a Living in the Industry by Ashlea Favron

We All Feel the Elements by Shizuka Yoshimura

Sleep Dep by Meg Walker

Harshama by Tova Krentzman

The Trailer Park Trash Cats: Bummed Her Out by Jonathan Mackenzie

Divorce by Death Shepherd

Malaya by Angelo Paraluman/Daanielle Glanza/ Sydka Perucho

Menty B by Maria Sol Suarez

Monde Gris by Jonny Klynkramer

La Zone Grise by Mackenzie Smith

Naturally Green Premium by Angela Edmunds

The Story Untold by Marjorie Logue & Ondine Hayes

I, New God by Robert Brouilette

Wood Kingz by Brendan Preston and Douglas Joe

Stop Looking and Listen by Cud Eastbound

 

The films contain mature subject matter.

Till Death Do Us Part by Hana Francine Lao

Skeletons in the Closet by Bobby Ronka

Doug Fir and Xmas Miracle by J Boddie

Excrementalism by David Curits and Miram Havemann