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Free Admission | Friday, November 13 - 7:00PM CST | Canada | 82 min | 2019 | Various | Directed by Marjorie Beaucage
“They are the subjects of their story, not the objects of my story” – Marjorie Beaucage
Program 1 - In Her Own Words
Bingo – 1991, 18 mins
Good Grief – 1993, 16 mins
Metis Rose: a portrait of Elder Rose Fleury – 2012, 49 min
https://vucavu.com/en/filmmaker-in-focus-series-marjorie-beaucage-retrospective
Beginning with Marjorie Beaucage’s first film then into a film about her family, this program presents her early filmic style, family connections and Métis culture.
RPL Film Theatre is honoured to present this showcase of work by filmmaker and community producer Marjorie Beaucage (Métis). Curated by Lisa Myers originally for imagineNATIVE in 2018, these three programs celebrate the groundbreaking work of this significant media artist, activist, and leader. Her work reminds us of a vital part of our history and is a powerful statement that her voice and vision remain as strong and relevant today, as it will for the future.
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AGE GROUP: | STC |
EVENT TYPE: | Film Theatre Films |
TAGS: | Politics and Current Events | Independent Visions | Free Films | Documentary | Current |
The RPL Film Theatre screens the best of world cinema – up to 15 films a month. The Film Theatre has “something for everyone” and is the only cinema in the city to consistently present critically-acclaimed contemporary and alternative cinema: Canadian, foreign and independent films and documentaries.
For more than 50 years, Regina Public Library (RPL) has played a pivotal role in the cultural life of the city of Regina and surrounding areas. In the mid-60s, interest in a permanent venue for film enthusiasts grew into a program at the Library – a co-operative effort between the local Film Council and the National Film Board of Canada. A landmark year for the cultural, multi-cultural and surrounding business communities was 1975, the year the RPL Film Theatre was officially launched.
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