DocFest’s full in-person schedule for the February 23-25 weekend is now available here: https://www.downtowndocfest.ca/2024-program/ All announced films, as well as the latest festival news, are available at: https://www.downtowndocfest.ca/news-updates/
As part of the festival, DocFest will present a number of NFB films. National Film Board of Canada is one of the most acclaimed creative centres in the world. Each year DocFest brings the best NFB films to Belleville, inspiring Canadian storytelling by incredible Canadian filmmakers.
For the 13th annual festival, running from February 23 – 28, DocFest announces these NFB feature films: WaaPaKe (Tomorrow) by director Dr Jules Arita Koostachin, Stolen Time by director Helene Klodawsky, Arab Women Say What?! by director Nisreen Baker, Geographies of DAR by director Monique LeBlanc, A Quiet Girl by director Adrian Wills, and Beyond Paper by director Oana Suteu Khintirian. Read more about these NFB feature films here: https://www.downtowndocfest.ca/2024/02/02/%f0%9f%93%a3-full-in-person-schedule-now-available/
DocFest is also showcasing a range of short films from the NFB including: Losing Blue by director Leanne Allison, Hebron Relocation by director Holly Andersen, Miss Campbell: Inuk Teacher by director Heather Campbell, and Our Maternal Home by director Janine Windolph, and her co-collaborators Dawlari Windolph and Corwyn Windolph-Turtle. Read more about these NFB short films here: https://www.downtowndocfest.ca/2024/01/27/docfest-announces-nfb-short-films-for-february-2024/
Early Bird Passes are going fast. Be sure to get your full in-person pass before prices go up. Full details are available here: https://www.downtowndocfest.ca/passes
Belleville Downtown DocFest
DocFest is a community-oriented documentary film festival featuring outstanding films that celebrate life and human dignity around the world and right here at home. Belleville Downtown DocFest is funded by the City of Belleville, Ontario Trillium Foundation, Canada Council for the Arts and the Government of Canada.
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