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The film promotes faith, patience and family unity, with writer Aliyu Ilias encouraging families to remain steadfast in Islam through life’s challenges The Wadud Family has released its Islamic-themed family film, Al-Usr-Yusra, on YouTube following its cinema run, extending the…
A SHORT documentary film from award-winning South Essex based film makers Blatella Films entitled ‘Why We Pride’ was shown earlier this month at the 11th Annual Hollywood Queer Short Film Festival at the historic Hudson Theatre in West Hollywood, California, USA.
TIFF in Fort Erie will screen two films about the town’s history on November 12: a docudrama on Burdett Sisler, who lived to 110, and a documentary on Indigenous burial sites beneath Fort Erie. The screenings start at 7 p.m. in the Meridian…
Published Oct 15, 2026 And yes, there’s a handsome deckhand involved. Then Daniel (Lorne MacFadyen) arrives. An itinerant deckhand, Daniel brings more than an extra pair of hands to the fishing community. His presence forces Jack to confront feelings that could turn…
« I Am Arab Canadian » — A Century of Arab Immigration History Comes to Montreal Special screening + live Q&A with director Taghreed Saadeh You’re invited to a powerful new documentary bringing 100 years of Arab Canadian history to the big screen. « I…
Gay City News ‘La Bola Negra’: An epic of gay men’s lives in Spain over 100 years Gay directors Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s “La Bola Negra” sculpts a monument from kitsch. In the guise of paying tribute to one of…
Australian filmmaker Mohammad Awad’s short film Inheritance is one of 35 finalists competing for the Iris Prize, the world’s largest LGBTQIA+ short film prize. The Iris Prize LGBTQ+ Film Festival is an international film festival established in 2007, aimed at raising the…
A three-minute documentary highlighting the work of Ekta NZ Inc, a Wellington-based charity supporting migrant and ethnic communities, has won the Wellington UNESCO City of Film: Diversity in Film award at the inaugural Community Film Challenge organised by Volunteer Wellington.
Selected for VIFF’s Business Hub Co-Productions Forum and the Queer Palm Lab, the film explores marginalized communities and political resistance under a fictionalized dictatorship What happens when the right to love who you want becomes an act of resistance? Peruvian…
Queer Spanish film La Bola Negra opens in Australian cinemas this week and the film’s directors want you to see their acclaimed historical epic on the big screen. La Bola Negra, which translates to The Black Ball in English, is…