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What We See

V.O.: Tautuktavuk

Can. 2023. Drama by Carol Kunnuk, Lucy Tulugarjuk with Carol Kunnuk, Lucy Tulugarjuk, Benjamin Kunuk. In the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic, an Inuit woman exiled to Montreal following a trauma tells her sister about her slow healing process.

Runtime: 82 min.

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Chère Audrey

V.O.: Dear Audrey

Can. 2021. Documentary by Jeremiah Hayes. Activist filmmaker Martin Duckworth put down his camera to fight for the most important cause he's ever faced-caring for his wife, Audrey Schirmer, through the final stages of Alzheimer's.

Runtime: 89 min.

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Antisemitism

V.O.: Antisémitisme

Fr. 2020. Documentary by Ilan Ziv. A history of anti-Semitism in Europe, from its origins in the Middle Ages to the sordid murder of a Holocaust survivor in 2018 Paris.

Runtime: 120 min.

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Tia and Piujuq

Can. 2018. Tale by Lucy Tulugarjuk with Tia Bshara, Nuvvija Tulugarjuk, Eiman Aljaber. A Syrian girl, who has taken refuge in Montreal with her parents, discovers a secret passage that takes her to the middle of the Arctic tundra.

Runtime: 79 min.

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Rumble - The Indians Who Rocked the World

Can. 2017. Documentary by Catherine Bainbridge, Alfonso Maiorana. With his song “Rumble,” guitarist Link Wray becomes the first Indigenous person to influence rock music in 1958.

Runtime: 102 min.

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Sol

Can. 2014. Documentary by Susan Avingaq, Marie-Hélène Cousineau. In a small Arctic community, two filmmakers investigate the circumstances surrounding an young imprisoned Inuit artist

Runtime: 77 min.

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Shekinah - The Intimate Life of Hasidic Women

Can. 2013. Documentary by Abbey Neidik. An look into the little-known world of Hasidic Jewish women in the community of Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts.

Runtime: 70 min.