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FILMMAKER. MALKOLM BOOTHROYD, 2024, CANADA, 3 MIN
There's one small songbird that plunges off of ice shelves in search of food on the river bottom, even as winter temperatures plunge below minus forty. This film follows the lives of American Dippers, along the shores of the Yukon River.
Genre: Documentary
DIR. CHANTAL ROUSSEAU & DARCY TARA MCDIARMID, 2024, CANADA, 5 MIN
Along a sacred river’s edge, enchanted animals navigate mysterious landscapes along a trail from deep time.
Genre: Animation
DIR. EUAN O’LEARY, 2024, CANADA, 10 MIN
AJ, a little monster awake past their bedtime, has found a human under their bed! But humans, it turns out, aren’t actually all that scary. The two become fast friends, and while they have very different perspectives, they may have more in common than they think.
Genre: Fiction
DIR. CHING YU, 2024, CANADA, 17 MIN 20 SEC
Diudiu and Leo, both Mandarin-speaking immigrants’ children, navigate the slopes of the Canadian Rockies as they ski. Celeste, deeply rooted in her Indigenous horse culture, showcases the beauty of riding Indian Horse Relay in the Alberta Prairie. Anika, born into a family of Indian and Austrian climbers, climbs the rocks in her neighbourhood of Squamish, BC. Jade and Ryan, adventurous coldwater surfing girls from Ucluelet, Vancouver Island, ride the waves with enthusiasm.
Genre: Documentary
DIR. AMANDA STRONG, 2024, CANADA, 26 MIN 13 SEC
Spirit Bear travels to Songhees and Esquimalt territories (Victoria, B.C.) and witnesses a statue of John A. Macdonald being removed from the steps of Victoria City Hall. Some people want to save the statue, and others are glad to see it go, prompting Spirit Bear to ask: What does it mean to reconcile history?
Genre: Animation
This film explores the history of colonization in Canada and may be more suited to children ages 8+
DIR. NUNU SAGEAKTOOK, FIONA SLIPP, YUKON | 3 MIN
Winner of 'best Youth film,' Yukon48 Filmmaking Challenge 2024.
Genre: Comedy