Tillutarniit - Inuit Program

The FOFA Gallery presents the 2nd edition of Tillutarniit courtyard film festival. Screenings will be preceded by Inuit games, prizes, country food and music. A partnership with Terres en vues as part of the Montréal First Peoples Festival.

The event is organized by Isabella-Rose Weetaluktuk, an emerging Inuk curator, filmmaker and artist. This year’s program is framed around the animals that are intrinsic to life in the North and grouped into three themes: Netsiq (Seal), Tuktu (Caribou) and Inuk (Person). With stunning cinematography and enthralling
narratives set on a majestic land, films will also draw attention to current challenges that threaten the Inuit way of life.

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Netsiq - Thursday August 3, 8:45 pm
Qulliq – 1993 – 10 M
Angry Inuk – by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril – 2016 – 85 M

Tuktu - Friday August 4, 8:45 pm
Caribou and the Polar Bear – by Zacharias Kunuk – 2016 – 4M
The Sun at Midnight – by Kirsten Carthew – 2016 – 93M

Inuk - Saturday August 5, 8:45 pm
Feels Good – by Andrew Okpeaha MacLean – 2016 – 15M
Sumé: The Sound of Revolution – by Inuk Silis Høegh – 2014 – 73M

This initiative is made possible by the Community Fund for Canada’s 150^th, a collaboration between Canada’s community foundations, Foundation of Greater Montréal, the Government of Canada, and extraordinary leaders from coast to coast to coast.

Free outdoor event

Screenings will begin at sundown, around 8:45 pm, on Sainte-Catherine Street between Guy and MacKay.

In case of rain, the films will be shown in the auditorium inside.