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Cinema Politica continues its legacy of screening truth to power through the lens of a trans-woman activist Cinema Politica’s upcoming screening, MAJOR!, directed by Annalise…

New Cinema Politica film takes a look at how the Irish government destroyed its fishing industry What happens when the ocean becomes a battleground between…

Migrant Dreams looks at the inhumane way workers from abroad are treated in Canada On Oct. 17, Cinema Politica will be screening Migrant Dreams, a…

Cinema Politica’s latest screening focuses on the public relations of the Gaza-Israel conflict There are two sides to every story and conflict. The Occupation of…

The Revolution Won’t Be Televised takes a look at how a president-for-life was brought down by democracy The last five years have been politically eventful,…

The Secret Trial 5 takes a look at Canada’s unethical security-related legal practices The majority of you reading these words are probably not going to…

Vessel shares the tale of women’s rights activist Dr. Gomberts helping all around the world How can the obvious become disputable? How can a basic…

Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn gives us the history of New York’s famous district Everyone has heard of or seen Brooklyn one way or the other.…

Parents and their children against riot squads; a collapsing nation fighting for their land; a government denying and trampling fundamental rights to its people. One…

In 2008, 15-year-old Lawrence “Larry” King was shot during class. The murderer was Brandon McInerney, a boy that Larry asked to be his Valentine. The…

The subject of the documentary, Rafea: Solar Mama, is a Bedouin woman’s quest to reinvent herself as a contemporary woman. Directed by Mona Eldaief and…

On March 11, 2011, an earthquake struck off the coast of Japan, creating a devastating tsunami that swept over cities and farmland in the northern…