March 21, and “The Italian Question” documentary
Fear, belonging, and the stories we claim—or don’t. A conversation with filmmaker Sun-Kyung Yi on the migration history hiding in plain sight.
The Red Box That Travels Like Humanity Itself
Everywhere, people move—each carrying an invisible red box filled with their past, their dreams, and their hopes.
When you see them together, you see us all—one human constellation, bound by movement and memory.
RE:Location Documentary Series
A family receives notice. They have days to pack what they can carry. The place they built — the street, the neighbourhood, the name of the corner where everyone knew everyone — will not be there when they look back. The RE:Location Documentary Series, presented by the Gallery of Human Migration, gathers these stories of forced uprooting: communities erased by policy, by fear, by the quiet violence of progress. What was lost. What was carried forward. What is still asking to be seen.
“The Good Canadian,” an 88-minute Documentary
The Good Canadian challenges national mythmaking, while offering Canadians the chance to forge a new identity from the truth.
Becoming Canadian: Citizens’ Stories
Becoming Canadian: Citizens’ Stories is a compelling and timely documentary that explores the origins and future of Canadian citizenship.
Women in Migration: Strength, Resilience, and Transformation
When migration is discussed, the focus is often on statistics, borders, and policies. But behind every number is a human story—and half of those stories belong to women. Women migrants are not simply companions or dependents. They are leaders, workers, caregivers, innovators, and cultural ambassadors.