Date: Sep 29
10:00 am
- 5:00 pm
Where: Theatre
Films
A selection of short films from the National Film Board of Canada’s (NFB) rich collection of Indigenous-made films from across Canada will be screening on a loop in the theatre from September 26 – September 30.
Evanniup Kilautinga (Inuktitut Version)
Director: Ossie Michelin
2021 | 14 min
Evan’s Drum
Director: Ossie Michelin
2021 | 14 min 15 s
Mary Two-Axe Earley: I Am Indian Again
Director: Courtney Montour
2021 | 34 min
Honour to Senator Murray Sinclair
Director: Alanis Obomsawin
2021 | 29 min
Now Is the Time
Director: Christopher Auchter
2019 | 16 min
Stories Are in Our Bones
Director: Janine Windolph
2019 | 11 min 17 s
To Wake Up the Nakota Language
Director: Louise BigEagle
2017 | 6 min 17 s
Holy Angels
Director: Jay Cardinal Villeneuve
2017 | 13 min 57 s
Shaman
Director: Echo Henoche
2017 | 5 min
The Mountain of SGaana
Director: Christopher Auchter
2017 | 10 min 02 s
Screening times may vary during open hours – please call ahead to confirm times.
Auks, Wolves and Whales
What fills the void when a species is no more? Legends, folklore, and history worth learning from. Come listen to the stories of the Great Auk, the Newfoundland Wolf, and Endangered Whales as they echo across the ages through their body and bones. Commiserate with the extinct, heed the calls of the endangered, hold ossified bones, and see how artists transform tragedy into hope for a sustainable future.
Tour is approximately 30 – 40 minutes and included in the cost of admission.
Join us at The Rooms for an inspiring drawing class designed specifically for teens. Whether you’re a budding artist or just curious about exploring your artistic interests, this class is perfect for you!
What to Expect:
Our experienced instructor will guide you through fundamental drawing techniques, from line work to shading. Each session focuses on a different theme, from drawing the harbor view to capturing the details of our natural history collection.
This fun and relaxed atmosphere is a place for teens to meet fellow teen artists, share ideas, and enjoy a supportive environment.
Materials Provided: High-quality drawing supplies will be provided.
Unlock your creativity, express yourself, and create beautiful art! No prior experience necessary. Let’s make art together!
Cost: $20 plus HST per session. 10% discount for Rooms Members. Reserve your spot by calling (709) 757-8090.
How do we teach our boys to become better men?
Set against the backdrop of his son’s first five years of life—from cooing infant to hurricane of a boy—filmmaker Justin Simms looks at modern masculinity through the lens of fatherhood as he asks an increasingly urgent question: How do we teach our boys to be better men?
There will be a Q&A with Justin Simms and Hasan Hai after the film.
This is a free event but a ticket is required. Please reserve your free ticket online or by calling (709) 757-8090.
About the Filmmaker
Justin Simms is a Newfoundland and Labrador filmmaker. His first feature film, Down to the Dirt, received the best Atlantic feature and best screenplay awards at the Atlantic Film Festival. His feature film adaptation Away from Everywhere (2016), based on the Chad Pelley novel of the same name, had its world premiere at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival as part of Telefilm Canada’s Perspectives Canada program. His non-fiction credits include Hard Light (2011), Danny (2014) and the short Hand.Line.Cod (2016), which premiered at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival.
Presented by The Rooms, Nickel Film Festival, and the National Film Board of Canada