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Episode 014: Films Making a Difference Cutting Content with an Important Social Message

Episode 014: Films Making a Difference Cutting Content with an Important Social Message

Episode 014: Films Making a Difference - Cutting Content with an Important Social Message

This is part one of our four-part series covering EditCon 2019.

The EditCon 2019 series was generously sponsored by Deluxe

Episode 014: Films Making a Difference Cutting Content with an Important Social Message

Unarmed Verses et Sgaawaay K’uuna (Edge of the Knife) are films that have intertwined themes of social justice into compelling stories, bringing important social messages to the screen in their respective genres of narrative and documentary film.

Meet editor Andres Landau and producer Lea Marin of Unarmed Verses and editor Sarah Hedar and director Helen Haig-Brown of Sgaawaay K’uuna (Edge of the Knife). The duos behind both of these films discuss the process of collaboration, sensitivity approaching the subject matter, and what each role contributes to the crafting of a powerful narrative. This panel was moderated by Michèle Hozer, CCE. Unarmed Verses (Trailer) from NFB/marketing on Vimeo.

Unarmed Verses

Sgaawaay K'uuna (Edge of the Knife)

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Hosted and Produced by

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EditCon 2019 Panels Recorded by

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Jane Tattersall

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Mixé et masterisé par

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Pride Month 2020

Celebrating Pride Month 2020!

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Celebrate Pride month with the CCE!

The CCE acknowledges and celebrates the trans women of colour — Sylvia Rivera & Marsha P. Johnson — who began the Stonewall protests in New York City in 1969. Last year, we screened the short films ?Happy Birthday Marsha?, and ?Haus? at the CCE?s Pride Party.

This year, we will be celebrating with virtual events:

June 14th: L’Envers de l’écranCapernaum

June 21st: L’Envers de l’écran – Queering the Script

These events are free but donations in support of The 519 can be made when you sign up.

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