Join us for Kayak to Klemtu, a story of family melded with activism when they travel the Inside Passage together in order to testify against a proposed pipeline, and therefore oil tanker traffic, through their beautiful waters.
Reel Causes is proud to present Fattitude, a body positive documentary that amplifies the voices of a rapidly growing social justice movement. Fattitude examines how popular culture continues to perpetuate fat hatred and fat-shaming.
On March 29th, Reel Causes and Wilderness Committee are pleased to present #WorthFightingFor, an evening of film and conversation to raise awareness about the value and fragility of our environment. Hunting Giants and Water Warriors address issues from Canada’s west and east coasts, showing how individuals and communities are coming together to save and protect the only planet we have. Nuuca, set in North Dakota, reveals important truths beyond the impact of oil on the land It’s all #WorthFightingFor.
A portrait of five Vancouverites living on society’s fringes during the 2010 Winter Olympics, Luk’Luk’I takes us into uncharted territory, falling somewhere between a fiction we need to see and a documentary we wish didn’t have to exist. Don’t miss this chance to see stories of the Downtown Eastside told from within.
On November 23rd, two days before the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence begins (on November 25th), join Reel Causes for the Vancouver Premiere of the NFB’s gripping documentary A Better Man.
Reel Causes is thrilled to host the second annual Common Threads event, a program of locally-made short films.
