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Culture Days will return September 20 – October 13, 2024.
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Call Me Human (all-day screening)
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Film & video Indigenous Library History & heritageDate and time
Location
Aurora Public Library
Aurora, ON
Access
Free.
Offered in English and French.
Virtual film screening
About
Joséphine Bacon is a writer, poet, storyteller, filmmaker and teacher of the Innu language. With charisma and sensitivity, she leads a fight against oblivion and the disappearance of a language, a culture and its traditions.
Be transported into a universe of emotions at this all-day screening; then join us on Monday to broaden our knowledge and reflect on the themes of this powerful documentary at a post-screening discussion.
Winner of the Best Canadian Documentary at the Vancouver & Calgary International Film Festival; Audience Choice Award and Best Canadian Documentary at the CineFest Sudbury and College Jury Award at the Quebec City Film Festival.
Register for the link to the film at bit.ly/3gOJbqB
Register for the post-film discussion facilitated by Nelia Pacheco, Chair/Programmer AFC l Mon. Sept. 27 l 7pm at bit.ly/35GNEoM
Call Me Human is presented through a partnership between APL and The Aurora Film Circuit in celebration of Culture Days.
Links
- Call Me Human (all-day screening) eventbrite.ca
Organizer
Aurora Public Library and the Aurora Film Circuit
Aurora Public Library builds community by sparking connections, enriching lives and contributing vibrant spaces for discovery.
The Aurora Film circuit is a volunteer initiative committed to enhancing arts and culture in the community of Aurora.