2023 ReFrame Film Festival

The Art of Connection: People, Places, Plants (shorts program)

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6 films in package
Inuktitut Dialects
Ulivia explores what is accessible via the Internet in relation to Inuktitut.
Dear Mr. Dudley
Dear Mr. Dudley follows a series of hand-written letters between the filmmaker and his estranged father.
A Hundred Joys
"A Hundred Joys" is a film about the main intersection of Toronto’s East Chinatown, a community whose stores spread out onto the streets.
Burnt. Land of Fire
This short documentary captures life in a little village in Calabria in southern Italy.
Galb'Echaouf
The breathtaking landscapes of Western Sahara don’t seem to have a memory. Yet, the eyes of its people bear enduring signs of the tragedy that has marked their existence for decades. Through small details, fragments of a lasting conflict find their way to the screen.
Planktonium
Planktonium is a short film about the secret universe of living microscopic plankton. These stunningly beautiful, diverse and numerous organisms are invisible to the naked eye, but are drifting in every water around us.
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The Art of Connection: People, Places, Plants is a shorts program; multiple films are part of this screening. The collective runtime is 74 minutes.

Ulivia explores what is accessible via Internet in relation to Inuktitut. A complex language with several dialects which varies from one generation to the next. Inuktitut is threatened by dominant languages. Are there solutions so that these technologies are allies and not enemies?


Watch this film as part of the shorts program "The Art of Connection: People, Places, Plants" in the ReFrame Virtual Theatre.


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For more than 50 years, Trent has incorporated traditional teachings and perspectives into its curricular and extra-curricular programming. In fact, Trent’s groundbreaking leadership in Indigenous Studies dates back to our beginnings, when we became the first university in Canada, and only the second in North America, to establish an academic department dedicated to the study of Indigenous peoples and Indigenous knowledges. It’s just one of the ways we think differently, and inspire our students to do the same. 

  • Year
    2020
  • Runtime
    9 minutes
  • Director
    Ulivia Uviluk
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