Dreamspeakers International Indigenous Film FestivalDreamspeakers Festival Society
Description
Celebrate the latest works by Indigenous Peoples' innovation in film, video, and new media, with exciting selections of works from around the globe. The Dreamspeakers International Indigenous Film Festival has been around since 1993 and highlights the outstanding work of Indigenous artists. Immerse yourself in culture, art, and an exploration of the stories that shape humanity. Get ready to be inspired!
Event Details
- Date: April 26 – April 28, 2024
- Location: Whiskeyjack Art House - 11051 97 St, Edmonton, Alberta
Experience a vibrant celebration of Indigenous creativity and storytelling through film, video, and new media. The event will showcase a diverse selection of works from Indigenous artists worldwide, providing a platform to explore the rich cultural heritage and contemporary expressions of Indigenous peoples.
Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of artistic innovation and cultural exchange as we come together to honor and amplify Indigenous voices and perspectives. From thought-provoking documentaries to captivating animations, there will be something for everyone to enjoy and engage with.
Their Mision
Their goal remains the same for the past 25 years, which is to connect in a meaningful way, to learn how to be more impactful to the needs of artists and the greater community. They honor the original vision of the Dreamspeakers founders to be a resource for Indigenous filmmakers, directors, scriptwriters, cameramen, technicians, actors, musicians, storytellers, artists, and craftspeople. They create more opportunities for Aboriginal youth and make a better impact on arts, culture, and our collective identity.
Awards & Prizes
Dreamspeakers presents Awards each year in the following categories:
- Gil Cardinal Documentary Feature Award
- Audience Favorite
- Animation
- Short Doc
- Short
- Feature
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