
Event
Five Wapikoni Shorts at El Pueblo History Museum
Five Wapikoni shorts will be screening at El Pueblo's History Museum in Colorado during the +++
Five Wapikoni shorts will be screening at El Pueblo's History Museum in Colorado during the +++
17 Short Films were selected to be part of a special Wapikoni Mobile screening at the Museum of +++
Three short films directed by Wapikoni filmmakers will be part of the 2017 Arlington International +++
Twelve Wapikoni shorts will be screening at the 2017 edition of the Festival interculturel du conte +++
Eight Wapikoni shorts were selected to be part of Planètoscope's second edition held at the +++
We are proud to announce that Heather Condo's short film My Father's Tools will be +++
Heather Condos's My Father's Tools and George Annanack's Inuk Hunter will be screening at +++
Three Wapikoni shorts were selected to be part of the 2017 edition of the Regent Park Film Festival +++
Each fall, Wapikoni’s yearly Launch of its most recent Indigenous short films delights crowds +++
We are proud to announce that the Toronto film festival Reelworlddecided to include Zachary +++
Wapikoni mobile is proud to announce that 7 of its shorts will be screening at +++
Five Wapikoni shorts are part of the programming of the Festival du nouveau cinéma (Festival +++
War Log, codirected by Syrian refugees living in Gaziantap, Turkey, was selected to be part of +++
During the celebrations around Viaduc 375, Vélo Paradiso's projector-bikes will be offering +++
My Father's Tools, by Heather Cond, and The Three Sisters' Community Garden, by Zack Greenleaf's +++
My Father's Tools, directed by Mi'gmaq filmmaker Heather Condo, is being screened at the Gallup +++
Two Wapikoni shorts as well as the general programme of the cross-Canada tour Wapikoni, Cinema on +++
A selection of short films by different Wapikoni filmmakers will be shown at the Henri-Lemieux +++
At the Imaginaire Park - L'Imagier Exhibition Center, Gatineau FREE ADMISSION ! The +++
The Smithsonian National Museum of American Indian presents six short films from the Wapikoni at +++