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Download the school registration
form - pre-registration
is required.
$10 per student
registration
fee includes
workshops and
screenings.
Please bring a brown
bag lunch.
Day ends at
3:00 pm.
8:30 am WORKSHOP SIGN-UP
Pre-registered students sign up
for their choice
of workshop
at the Roundhouse
Community
Centre. Every
pre-registered
student gets
into a workshop,
however, choice
of workshop
is
available
on a first-come,
first-served
basis.
9:00 am MORNING WORKSHOP
 10:30 am MORNING
FILM SCREENING
Viktor
and his
Brothers
Director:
Mårten Klingberg
Sweden.
30 minutes
It’s late
summer.
Victor
is ten
years old
and has
two brothers
who hate
each other.
Victor’s
job is
to make
sure they
don't kill
each other.
That’s
the way
is has
always
been. Failing
would mean
disaster.
But when
father
turns fifty,
he wants
the whole
family
to go to
the country
house...together.
13+
Mature
content,
violence.
Tangly
Wood
Director:
Peter
Stinson
Canada. 13
minutes
Loupe is a young puppet artist who lives in a noisy back alley in a big city. Her days are spent looking for interesting stuff among the trash that she takes back to her studio, a garbage dumpster, that she has claimed for her own use. One day, among all the junk, she finds an old handmade ashtray that triggers an intense memory from her childhood. This memory drives Loupe into a frenzy of creation.
Truth
and
Betrayal
Director:
Cliff
Skelton
British Columbia.
18 minutes
Exploring the complicated themes of peer pressure and privileged information, this film uncovers the moral conflict that can arise when a teen is asked to keep secret about something that puts another person at risk. How does one make the decision to keep the confidence or share the information?
Director
Cliff
Skelton
in
attendance
12:00 pm LUNCH
12:30 pm AFTERNOON WORKSHOP
 1:30
pm AFTERNOON
FILM SCREENING
If
the Weather
Permits
Director:
Elisapie
Isaac
Nunavik. 28
minutes
In vastness of the North, on the edge of the Artic Ocean, lies the village of Kangirsujuaq, in Nunavik. Children´s laughter fills the streets, teenagers lap up “southern” culture, while the elders are still trying to get used to the strange feeling of staying put. Here, tradition and modernity intersect on a daily basis. Here, the elders are slowly dying, while their entire culture seems to be fading away. This talented filmmaker turns her gaze upon this breathtaking land.
Preceeded
by:
 Islet
Director: Nicolas
Brault
Canada.
7 minutes
This animated film depicts a world in which whales fall out of the sky and fish turn into balloons. An ode to the Arctic, which each year is disappearing a little farther into the ocean.
 Antagonia
Director: Nicolas Brault
Canada. 9 minutes
What does a penguin think about on the barren ice floes? How can a cataclysm be triggered by a young bird’s attempts to fly? If a butterfly flapping its wings can change the world, what happens when a penguin takes to the air?
2:15 pm SPECIAL DOCUMENTARY
FILM PRESENTATION
- Everyone
welcome!
 Suzuki Speaks
Director: Tony Papa.
Producer: Cathy Chilco
British
Columbia. 45 minutes
A visually-stunning
documentary that captures
the passion, vision
and inspiration of
world-renowned scientist
and environmentalist
Dr. David Suzuki as
he speaks about the
human animal and our
place in the universe.
Using the latest in
computer generated
imagery, motion graphics
and innovative editing,
Suzuki Speaks blends
the vitality of Suzuki’s words with powerful
visuals exploring the
beauty and complexity
of our world. Suzuki
Speaks is a film about
interconnectedness.
Director in attendance.
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