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Gas Station Arts Centre & Canadian Museum for Human Rights
- 445 River Avenue
- Winnipeg, Manitoba R3L 2V1
- Contact: Greg Klassen
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Reel Pride
Sep 16
- Admission: Festival Passes are $50 until Sept 1 - $65 after that date. Individual tickets are $10.
From September 16 to 20, Winnipeg’s Gay and Lesbian Film Society will present the 41st annual REEL PRIDE Film Festival at Osborne Village’s Gas Station Arts Centre and at the CMHR. This year’s Festival will feature nine international feature films along with a short film competition. Films from Japan, Chile, France, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Canada and USA will take centre stage this year.
Feature films include Barbara Forever, Uncle Roy, Solo, Amantes, Ivan and Hadoum, Tiger, Montreal, Ma Belle, Plainclothes and The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo. On Saturday, September 19 is our Canadian Short Film Celebration, featuring fifteen new short films from Canadian queer filmmakers.
There are five awards at this event, including Audience Choice Award.
Presenting sponsor The Royal Bank.
