Date: Oct 16
2:30 pm
- 3:30 pm
Where: Theatre
Film
This October, the St. John's International Women's Film Festival is celebrating 30 years supporting, promoting and fostering the creative work of women across the province and beyond! Their annual FRAMED Film Education Series is just one of the ways they bolster new local talent and foster the next generation of storytellers. Please enjoy this retrospective collection of locally produced shorts from their previous FRAMED Film Camp participants, created by youth across Newfoundland and Labrador. List of Films Run time - 1:02:13 Odd Socks / 2014 Straight Edge / 2014 A Sense of Identity / 2015 Handcrafted Hopedale / 2015 Good Grief / 2016 The Garrick: Then and Now / 2016 Cold Wind & Water: Life on the Northern Peninsula / 2017 All NightER / 2017 How to Get to Know Someone / 2018 Performing Hearts / 2018 katatjanik utippalianinga (The Return of Throat Singing) / 2015
Indigenous Rising, the first roller derby team to represent multiple Nations at the Roller Derby World Cup, unites players across continents to claim space in the sport they love.
Rising Through the Fray follows this groundbreaking team as new generations join, determined to change the face of roller derby—an inclusive, female-empowering sport still lacking diversity.
With candid intimacy, filmmaker Courtney Montour blends energetic gameplay and tender daily moments as skaters from 30+ Nations find strength in each other. Through portraits of Sour Cherry, Krispy, and Hawaiian Blaze, the film reveals displacement, reconnection, resilience, and belonging beyond the track.
Director/Writer: Courtney Montour
Producer: Jason Brennan
88 mins | Canada | English
Q&A with the filmmaker to follow
This film will be closed-captioned.
Tickets: $12 plus HST. Free for Rooms members. Get your ticket online or by calling (709) 757-8090.
Free with SJIWFF Screening Pass (ticket must be picked up in person with your pass).
For more information and the full festival lineup, visit SJIWFF Rising Through the Fray