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The Butcheress of Trois-Pistoles In rural Québec, butcher Renée LeBlanc-Paulin and a network of determined women challenge industrial food systems by working exclusively with whole, locally raised animals. Their inspiring collective effort reveals the complexities of ethical meat production while ce
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Iván & Hadoum In the greenhouses of southern Spain, a young supervisor falls in love with a newly arrived co-worker, just as a coveted promotion tests his values. Set against the realities of migrant labour, this intimate drama explores love, ambition, and the difficult choices that define who we be
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Derek vs Derek On a quiet country road in Devon, two neighbouring farmers—both named Derek—embody opposing visions for the future of agriculture. As one embraces intensive farming and the other rewilds his land, humour, conflict, and unexpected change unfold in this thoughtful portrait of nature, tr
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
How to Feed a Dictator Five former private chefs reveal what it was like to cook for some of history’s most notorious dictators. Blending first-hand testimony with historical context, this gripping documentary focuses on power, survival, moral compromise, and the unsettling role food plays within au
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
In Tyee County A century-old fishing club on Canada’s west coast confronts an uncertain future as dwindling salmon populations threaten both tradition and identity. Through the stories of its devoted members, this poignant documentary explores conservation, legacy, and the deep bond between people a
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Raise a glass to the people shaping Nova Scotia’s extraordinary food and drink scene. The Taste of Nova Scotia Awards celebrate the producers, chefs, makers, exporters, and hospitality leaders putting our province on the culinary map. Join the celebration, cheer on this year’s honourees, then mingle
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Bite to Bite A giant bluefin tuna becomes the thread connecting Nova Scotia’s fishing grounds to Japan’s legendary Tsukiji Seafood Market. Following two fishermen and a marine scientist, this compelling documentary explores the global sushi trade, overfishing, sustainability, and the challenges trad
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Fork in the Road From Alaskan kelp harvesters to Kentucky dairy farmers, Fork in the Road follows independent producers challenging industrial agriculture. Through the voices of farmers, chefs, and advocates, the film explores regenerative food systems, revealing how sustainable farming can strength
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Going Dry Following alcohol-free advocate Andy Ramage, Going Dry tracks moderate drinkers through a transformative 90-day break from alcohol. Blending personal stories, scientific evidence, and expert insight, the film challenges cultural norms, exposes industry influence, and explores the growing s
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Don’t Call Me Chef A celebrated young chef challenges fine dining traditions, proving collaboration, compassion, and creativity can redefine excellence in the modern kitchen. France, 2026, 28 minutes Directors Maxime Siegle & Matthieu Vollaire The Soil Remembers Life on Montgomery Sky Farm reveals h
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Italian Wannabe After losing his wife and acclaimed Los Angeles restaurant, celebrated chef Bill Disselhorst returns to the Italian village where they first fell in love with slow food. This heartfelt documentary is a film of grief, renewal, and the healing power of community, proving that sometimes
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Hello Betty In 1956 Switzerland, advertising visionary Emmi Creola creates Betty Bossi, a fictional housewife who becomes a national icon. As Betty’s fame grows, Emmi struggles to balance ambition, family, and identity in a witty, heartfelt story about reinvention, female empowerment, and challengin
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While researching a remote fish farm, marine biologist Johanne uncovers a series of unsettling events linked to the mysterious deaths of two teenagers. As suspicion turns toward the dark depths of the fjord, this atmospheric thriller blends science, folklore, and suspense to reveal secrets lurking b
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All Rivers Spill Their Stories to the Sea When poisoned crabs and lobsters wash ashore, devastating a small fishing town in Northeast England, veteran fisherman Stan Rennie becomes an unlikely activist. Told with gallows humour, fierce local character, and a thick coastal accent, this compelling Dav
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Qajac Man British chef Mike Keen kayaks 3,000 kilometres along Greenland’s west coast, living off the land and sea while embracing Inuit traditions. Blending breathtaking landscapes with personal adventure, Qajac Man is an inspiring documentary of food, resilience, community, and survival in one of
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A Life Illuminated Marine biologist Dr. Edie Widder descends into the ocean’s darkest depths on an ambitious quest to capture bioluminescence as never before filmed. Her groundbreaking expedition reveals astonishing creatures, scientific wonder, and the fragile beauty of Earth’s last unexplored fron
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On the Sea On the rugged coast of North Wales, a mussel harvester’s quiet life is upended by the arrival of a charismatic newcomer. As family expectations, buried desires, and community prejudice collide, this intimate drama explores identity, belonging, and the courage it takes to live an authentic
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Tamatta Ataqatigiippugut - We Are All Connected Greenlandic artist Arina revives Inuit traditions, teaching her children that honouring nature is essential to protecting the future. Greenland, 2025, 5 minutes Director Arina Kleist Living Waters An Inuit Elder passes traditional fishing knowledge to
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Everything We Need Is Here Seeking healing in Manitoba’s Boreal Forest, an avid mushroom forager embarks on a journey of discovery alongside Indigenous and Settler land defenders protecting Canada’s remaining wild places. As stories of trauma, resilience, and renewal emerge, the film reveals the pro
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
In Cod We Trust In one of the world’s northernmost fishing villages, cod shapes every aspect of life. Through the stories of quirky residents, refugees, fishermen, and lifelong locals, this warm and humourous documentary explores community, identity, and belonging in a remote Arctic town where resil
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
The Queen & the Smokehouse For four decades, the beloved owner of a seaside smokehouse has been the heart of her Polish community. When failing health forces her to step away, she confronts change as her town transforms into a tourist destination. A tender, beautifully observed portrait of identity,
Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Hen Escaping the harsh confines of an industrial farm, a determined hen wanders into the unpredictable human world in search of home. Through her watchful eyes, this inventive fable blends dark humour and poignant social commentary, exploring survival, compassion, displacement, and the universal des