Marda Loop Justice Film Festival presents Film Nights:

Hue: A Matter of Colour

Tuesday, May 12, 2015 @ 7:00 PM
River Park Church Auditorium - 3818 - 14A Street SW, Calgary
Free Admission

Free Film & Conversation Night!

Director: Vic Sarin | 2013 | 85 min.

A personal, yet global, investigation into the history and current state of colourism: the discrimination within one ethnicity based on differences in skin tone. Sarin travels the globe to discuss this complex cross-cultural social issue with individuals whose lives it affects, including a Filipina entrepreneur whose business has flourished within the billion-dollar skin-whitening industry. Hue leads viewers on a thoughtful and surprising journey to the heart of a painful and pervasive social issue that not only polices appearance, but also class, gender, and geography.

Post Film Conversation Leaders:
-TBA

About MLJFF

The Marda Loop Justice Film Festival uses the medium of film to show recent high quality documentaries in order to draw attention to serious local & global issues. We hope audiences watch a film, stay for the discussion, and visit with local non-government groups and fair trade vendors that will be onsite.

Everyday Activist Review (CalgaryMovies.com):  Hue: A Matter of Colour >

Marda Loop Justice Film Festival >
MLJFF Facebook >
MLJFF Twitter >
Facebook Event >