PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Indigenous, Black and People of Colour communities are disproportionately underrepresented in all media. How do past images unearthed from personal and institutional archives come to shape new stories?

The Home Made Visible tour brings a personal lens to Indigenous and visible minority archives through FREE exhibitions, screenings, and workshops in libraries across Canada. Visit HomeMadeVisible.ca/Tour

EXHIBITION
Dates: May 8 - 26
Visit the library during operating hours to view the collection of short films on designated computers.

WORKSHOP

Date: May 9, 6 - 8:30 pm
Location: Montalbano Family Theatre, Level 8
Facilitators: Derek Kwan and Joella Cabalu
Capacity: 10

‘Home Made Visible: Storytelling, Relationships, and Archives’

Interested in exploring documentary film creation and not sure where to begin? Local documentary filmmakers, Derek Kwan and Joella Cabalu, present a hands-on workshop on the foundations of storytelling and relationship-building skills needed to tell and create personal stories through the documentary format. Kwan and Cabalu will present their own work which touches on family histories, culture, and immigration, as well as share their experiences in developing stories, incorporating archival videos and photographs, and building trust within different communities.

ACCESSIBILITY
All Library locations are wheelchair accessible.

If you have any accessibility concerns, please contact us at homemade@regentparkfilmfestival.com, or 416 599 7733, for further information about support.