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Enter by October 19, 2021, 5pm
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Announcing a Mixed Income Creative Live-Work Community for Ottawa’s Senior Arts Workers
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PAL Ottawa (which works to provide affordable housing and community supports for senior arts workers), in partnership with Elevation Pictures, is pleased to offer free pairs of tickets to screenings of the critically-acclaimed new film, Night Raiders. Details on how you can win at the bottom of this post. palottawa.org
This autumn marks a significant milestone in the history of filmmaking about Indigenous – settler relations in Canada. As Long As The Rivers Flow, the documentary series about Indigenous resilience that launched Tamarack Productions, was released in September 1991. activehistory.ca/2021/10/as-long-as-the-rivers-flow-30-years-on-an-epic-collaboration-in-document...
As Long As The Rivers Flow 30 years on : An epic collaboration in documentary filmmaking activehistory.ca
Set in a dystopian version of North America in the year 2044, the film centres on Niska (Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers), a Cree woman who joins a resistance movement to the military government in order to save her daughter. Cree-Métis writer/director Danis Goulet has described the film as inspired in part by Alfonso Cuarón's 2006 film Children of Men, as well as by the military response to the Dakota Access Pipeline protests on the Standing Rock Reservation in 2016; in addition, the film functions in part as an allegory for Canada’s devastating and deadly "residential school" system.
For your chance to win free tickets, please like our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/PALOttawa), follow us on Twitter (twitter.com/OttawaPAL) and send us an email at info@palottawa.org to let us know you're connected to our social media platforms! Winner will be selected Tuesday, October 19 at 5 pm!
About PAL Ottawa
We reward the artists who delight us with our applause, and often assume that success in the arts brings financial security. But very few members of the arts community arrive at the end of their career with an adequate pension and other resources. That’s why we created PAL Ottawa: to provide affordable housing and a support system to arts workers in need. Learn more…
Memberships
Join PAL Ottawa! For a modest annual membership fee, you and/or your organization can support PAL Ottawa’s efforts to improve the lives of senior arts workers in the Capital, while enjoying numerous membership benefits.
Donations
Help provide the seed money needed to achieve our goals. Add PAL Ottawa to your list of Charitable Donations and receive a Charitable Tax Deduction. You could also consider PAL Ottawa as a legacy donation. Donate today.
Volunteer
Get involved by volunteering for Supporting Cast. Lend our Board and working committees your hands-on skills in not-for-profit administration, affordable housing, website design, publicity or fund-raising. Email us to get involved.
With sincere appreciation and special thanks to PAL Ottawa’s Supporters
