Canada
Global Citizen Series – A Cree Approach – nêhiyawîhtwâwin
Fri August 21 11:00am
Running Time: 75 minutes
Location: Mackenzie Art Gallery
A Cree Approach – nêhiyawîhtwâwin is an intimate documentary directed by Tristin Greyeyes that traces her journey to reclaim the Plains Cree language (nêhiyawêwin). It explores the legacy of her grandmother, the legendary Indigenous educator Freda Ahenakew, who championed Cree language structures and revitalization before her passing.
Industry Series – Broadcaster One-on-One Pitches
Fri August 21 2:30-5:00pm
Location: Hotel Saskatchewan
Connect one-on-one with key decision-makers in film and television.
This exclusive networking event offers filmmakers the chance to book short, focused meetings with representatives from leading broadcasters. Gain insights, pitch projects, and build meaningful industry relationships in a professional, low-pressure setting. Spots are limited—register early to secure your sessions.
Family Shorts Programme
Fri August 21 3:00-5:00pm
Running Time: 1:46:32
Location: RCMP Heritage Centre
- Princess Dina Bo Bina
- Foxing: Kitsune-tsuki
- My Grandmother is a Skydiver
- Deaf Ear (Kargoosh)
- EMERGENCY
- Like a spark
- Hiding in the Bubble
- Prehistoric (Maghabl-e Tarikh)
France
Muganga
Fri August 21 6:00pm
Running Time: 105 minutes
Location: RCMP Heritage Centre
Denis Mukwege, a Congolese doctor and future Nobel Peace Prize laureate, risks his life to treat thousands of women who are victims of sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo. His encounter with Belgian surgeon Guy Cadière will give new strength to his commitment.
Saskatchewan Shorts Programme
Fri August 21 8:00pm
Running Time: 1:39:02
Location: RCMP Heritage Centre
- Hunting Trip
- The Ceremonial Garden
- Rover
- Erroll Kinistino: Inspiration And Activism In The Arts
- Airborne
- A Priest Walks into a Bar
- Piyak Oskân (Family)
2026 Festival Schedule