We rolled out the red carpet for Galt Museum & Archive's inaugural OnScreen Film Festival!

The two-day fest featured a mixture of local & Canadian cinema & was hosted at the Movie Mill & at the Galt Museum. Here's a quick recap of the event, featuring interviews with OnScreen film coordinator Tess Mitchell & local filmmaker, Nick Bohle.

Thanks for having us! See you next year.

Galt Museum & Archives | Akaisamitohkanao’pa (eternal gathering place) presents the inaugural Lethbridge OnScreen Film Festival as part of Alberta Culture Days. Work has been sought from emerging and mid-career artists, historians, and cultural practitioners from Indigenous, racialized, 2SLGBTQIA+ and under-represented communities, organizations, and collectives in Canada. The exciting film selection spans all genres with something for every taste and age range. There will be premieres with cast and crew present and spotlights on emerging and local artists. In honour of Truth and Reconciliation Day, all the films screened on September 30 are made by Indigenous filmmakers in celebration of their great voice in the film industry.