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This compilation of seven animated motion comics is based on the rise of seven female DJ's each climbing the ranks of the international electronic music scene while wrestling with their own personal struggles. Based on the feature documentary AMPLIFY HER: the rise of the feminine, it shifts the women's stories into a graphic novel esthetic, imagined by 16 female artists.
What does the true feminine look like if given a chance to express itself? Three female electronic dance music artists battle demons from painful pasts as they emerge to become beacons on the global festival scene in this documentary intercut with animated motion comic segments in its exploration of a cultural renaissance of the feminine.
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"The Jerry Cans" are a modern musical grup from Iqaluit, Nunavut who reflect a strong Inuit culture. Core to the Inuit culture is a relationship with the land and hunting for food, the seal in particular. This documentary explores how the judgment of Southerners on this practice conflicts with traditions that are centuries long.
IN THE MONUMENT explores the evolution of Holocaust commemoration and monument building in the last 70 years. Presenting six shortlisted finalists for the design competition to build the Canadian National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa, the film examines the roles of Holocaust commemoration in the 21st century and of public art in preserving history for the future.
In Afghanistan, a significant advance since the fall of the Taliban has been the entry of women into media as reporters, directors, producers and authors. Their use of media to disseminate information that speaks to women's social, economic and political realities is helping to write a new future in a nation deemed as one of the most dangerous countries for women in the world.
Three seniors in this short comedic drama bring a whole new context to a popular phrase.
