Beginning at Pelee Island (42 degrees north) and finishing at the Arctic Circle (66 degrees north), Degrees North is a journey of discovery, space, and time. Degrees North is an alchemistic blend of live action landscape photography, animation, and music. Filmed entirely in 16mm.

Degrees North

A south to north journey across the latitudes of Canada.

Virtual Admission

Available Light Film Festival 2021

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Explore our on-demand catalog here and head over to the homepage to see what's on in cinema. The Yukon Film Society acknowledges that it is based on the traditional territory of the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council and the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and that we live, create and benefit within this territory. Shä̀w níthän. Kwä̀nä̀schis. Gunalchîsh. 