Eva Anandi Brownstein

Cypher follows three Black artists creating safe spaces for the youth of African descent living in a city that’s often viewed as lacking Black history and culture. Organizers and artists come together to breathe life into legacy and build communities that celebrate the fullness of Black life in Vancouver.

Inuit youth speak to what their culture means to them, in this portrait of life in Kugluktuk, Nunavut.

The documentary is a five country-based sequences featuring stories about conflict, migration and the experience of exile; Tibetan women refugees in Dharamshala, India, Syrian refugee family in Tunisia, evicted indigenous women in the Phlippines; Rohingya women in Haryana and Delhi, and Syrian women refugees in Canada.

Cypher follows three Black artists creating safe spaces for the youth of African descent living in a city that’s often viewed as lacking Black history and culture. Organizers and artists come together to breathe life into legacy and build communities that celebrate the fullness of Black life in Vancouver.

Inuit youth speak to what their culture means to them, in this portrait of life in Kugluktuk, Nunavut.

The documentary is a five country-based sequences featuring stories about conflict, migration and the experience of exile; Tibetan women refugees in Dharamshala, India, Syrian refugee family in Tunisia, evicted indigenous women in the Phlippines; Rohingya women in Haryana and Delhi, and Syrian women refugees in Canada.