‘A Passage Beyond Fortune’ Shows One Chinese Family’s History in Canada
Encourages viewers to research Canada’s history beyond the already well-known poor treatment of Chinese railway workers.
Encourages viewers to research Canada’s history beyond the already well-known poor treatment of Chinese railway workers.
The film carries a glimmering world of hope within it, but at its core it achingly reminds how difficult hope-building can be.
A shocking revelation of stolen childhoods, unhappy family dynamics, and combative sexual politics.
What’s most remarkable about 'Some Women' is the relationship between the camera and the subject.
Investigating the historical significance of the neighbourhoods and the fight to preserve them.
Documenting the cost of hardship, while also embracing resilience.
Comparing the effect and consequences of 'Free Chol Soo Lee' and 'Who Killed Vincent Chin?'.
Reassessing and redefining what makes a Canadian film, Canadian.
The word “sacrifice” is said often through 'Kalinga,' a word most of us know the meaning of but less of us truly understand.