World Community Film Fest 2024 FESTIVAL PASS
Fri Feb 2, 2024
World Community Film Fest 2024 OPENING NIGHT
Prices
- Adult (ages 21+) $18
- Low Income $14 - limited quantity available
- Youth (ages 20 & under) $14
Box Office
The 33rd annual World Community Film Festival is made up of engaging and inspiring documentaries that showcase social and environmental justice stories from Canada and around the world. This critically acclaimed film festival is an incredible place to fuel your passions for community and planetary well-being.
Buy a Festival Pass for best value!
Tiny
2023
15 mins
Filmmakers: Ritchie Hemphill and Ryan Haché
Tiny is a stop-motion animation highlighting the life of 'Nakwaxda'xw Elder Colleen Hemphill and her experiences growing up on a float house near Alert Bay. Colleen is featured telling stories about her relationships with family, the community and nature.
A Crack in the Mountain
2022
100 mins
Director: Alistair Evans
Deep in the jungle of Central Vietnam, lies a magnificent underground kingdom. Hang Son Doòng which translates as "mountain river cave", is located in Quang Bình Province. In the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the largest cave passage in the world and a place of spectacular beauty.
In 2014, plans were announced to build a cable car into the cave to attract tourism. The local community is divided over the economic benefit this would bring versus the potential destruction of the ecosystem.
The film investigates themes such as the challenges of modern-day exploration, environmental conservation and sustainability, and the challenges of being an activist. Beautifully shot and scored! Numerous Awards include Best Documentary, Oxford Int’l Film Festival and Sedona Int’l Film Festival.
Full World Community Film Festival details available at worldcommunity.ca.
Buy a Festival Pass for best value!
Tiny
2023
15 mins
Filmmakers: Ritchie Hemphill and Ryan Haché
Tiny is a stop-motion animation highlighting the life of 'Nakwaxda'xw Elder Colleen Hemphill and her experiences growing up on a float house near Alert Bay. Colleen is featured telling stories about her relationships with family, the community and nature.
A Crack in the Mountain
2022
100 mins
Director: Alistair Evans
Deep in the jungle of Central Vietnam, lies a magnificent underground kingdom. Hang Son Doòng which translates as "mountain river cave", is located in Quang Bình Province. In the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the largest cave passage in the world and a place of spectacular beauty.
In 2014, plans were announced to build a cable car into the cave to attract tourism. The local community is divided over the economic benefit this would bring versus the potential destruction of the ecosystem.
The film investigates themes such as the challenges of modern-day exploration, environmental conservation and sustainability, and the challenges of being an activist. Beautifully shot and scored! Numerous Awards include Best Documentary, Oxford Int’l Film Festival and Sedona Int’l Film Festival.
Full World Community Film Festival details available at worldcommunity.ca.
