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Rehearsals for a Revolution tells the story of Iran not through sweeping historical accounts, but through the lives of five people connected to the film's director.
The Forest City Film Festival is proud to host the Speaker Series, presented by Canada Media Fund, an intimate program celebrating the Canadian talent shaping the global landscape of contemporary film and television.
When a female filmmaker decides to make a movie in which men are subjected to the same restrictions imposed on women in Iran, her male actors suddenly find themselves wearing skirts and headscarves, confronting the absurdity of a system they have never been forced to navigate themselves.
Burd, Columbia, That Which is Heard, and Writ Or.
In “How To With John Wilson”, a documentary filmmaker captures the silliness and strangeness of mundane, everyday life in New York City.
In “How To With John Wilson”, a documentary filmmaker captures the silliness and strangeness of mundane, everyday life in New York City.
Every day, Duke, a patient in a nursing home, reads a story to another patient - a woman with Alzheimer’s.
In the distant future, the pilot of an illegal spacecraft recounts her childhood growing up in the slums of an industrial space station.
Louise Weard’s Castration Movie series debuted in 2024, being released onto the internet with very little fanfare.
Years after disappearing and being presumed dead, a mysterious hitman known only as Cage resurfaces in a city controlled by corruption.
A Deal in Liberty, Fried Fish & Plantain, Unhoused, Unheard and Unbroken, and Women of Wampum.
An unconventional story following an unconventional girl. Juniper is a university theatre student, discovering her voice in the aftermath of her mother's death and the dizzying discoveries of young adulthood.
Coming from a small town in Quebec, the son of a paper mill worker, Brian Mulroney worked his way up the ladder to become a political sensation, and eventually the Prime Minister of Canada.
Coming from a small town in Quebec, the son of a paper mill worker, Brian Mulroney worked his way up the ladder to become a political sensation, and eventually the Prime Minister of Canada.
Here to disrupt the stereotype of Canadians being the nicest and purest of people, The Snake comes in like a wrecking ball, as its main character hits Prince Edward Island like a full-scale tropical storm of chaos.
What makes Love In All The Small Places so charming is its willingness to embrace the messiness of starting over.