A Hundred Joys | The Art of Connection: People, Places, Plants (shorts program) | 2023 ReFrame Film Festival

2023 ReFrame Film Festival

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

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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.

This documentary pairs cinematic impressions of the East Chinatown neighbourhood alongside interviews with neighbourhood residents and business owners, giving voice to their experiences of community, identity, anxieties, and hopes for the future.

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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We empower people who are new to Canada, so they can be recognized as equal and valued members of Canadian society, and we provide leadership to cultivate their meaningful economic, social, and cultural inclusion in our community.

Year
2022
Runtime
5 minutes

Director
Amanda Ann-Min Wong

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" 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.

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 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.

Protected ContentThis content can only be viewed in authorized regions: Canada.

The Art of Connection: People, Places, Plants is a shorts program; multiple films are part of this screening. The collective runtime is 74 minutes.

This documentary pairs cinematic impressions of the East Chinatown neighbourhood alongside interviews with neighbourhood residents and business owners, giving voice to their experiences of community, identity, anxieties, and hopes for the future.

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

SPONSORED BY:

Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

We empower people who are new to Canada, so they can be recognized as equal and valued members of Canadian society, and we provide leadership to cultivate their meaningful economic, social, and cultural inclusion in our community.

Year
2022
Runtime
5 minutes

Director
Amanda Ann-Min Wong