Beyond Entertainment: Animated Films Exploring Deep Social Themes

Animated films have transcended their reputation as mere children’s entertainment. They have become powerful tools for exploring complex social issues, captivating audiences of all ages. From the poignant portrayal of modern-day stress in ‘Napo’ to the emotional journey of ‘Inside Out’, these films offer insightful narratives that resonate deeply with viewers.

The Fish Dies By Its Mouth: Resilience and Resistance in Colombian Coastal Communities

This project explores the complex realities of coastal communities in Colombia, where traditional fishing practices are intertwined with the presence of drug trafficking and paramilitary violence. Through participatory art, the project highlights the resilience and resistance of these communities, questioning the impact of the drug war and advocating for a new approach to drug policy.

Candlelight Presents ‘Care and Forgiveness’: A Night of Film, Music, and Social Reflection

Candlelight, a unique event project exploring social and political issues through music, presents ‘Care and Forgiveness’ on September 11th. The event features a special screening of the short film ‘Gravity’s Light: A Record of Prayer’ by director Kai Ishihara, alongside a live performance by the dynamic duo BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON. This immersive experience aims to foster understanding and connection through the power of music and film.

Calgary’s Century Gardens: A Tale of Two Worlds

Despite efforts to revitalize Century Gardens in Calgary, a mix of community members and struggling individuals battling addiction create a complex environment. While some residents enjoy the new basketball courts and feel safe, others express concerns about drug use and safety in the area. The story highlights the challenges of addressing social issues in public spaces and the need for comprehensive solutions.

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