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Regent Park Film Festival

Regent Park Film Festival

Toronto's longest running free community film festival

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Interruptions

Hipster Headress

JUST DON’T DO IT. An unapologetic confrontation of cultural appropriation and everything that’s wrong with hipsters in headdresses.

Sweet Night

Andy, a young Métis woman, encounters sweet grass for the first time.

Iney Pingen (What’s My Name?)

A reflection on the appearance and disappearance of blurred images of Indigenous people along the stream of the Mapocho River in Chile.

A Hidden History: The Story of the New Orleans Tribune

Dr. Louis Charles Roudanez, a Black man, won unprecedented rights for formerly enslaved Black Americans, a hundred years before the civil rights movement in the 1960’s. His story is uncovered by his grandson, who struggles to understand a childhood where white supremacy was a family value.

BLMTO: Black Pride

Powerful documentation of the sit-in conducted by Black Lives Matter Toronto during the 2016 Toronto Pride Parade. BLMTO demand that Pride address anti-Black racism in the festival.

Last Ride Through Regent

Last Ride Through Regent tackles the current gentrification happening to the community of Regent Park and the effects it has on Black bodies and spaces.

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