The Fort Langley Film Festival March 12th – Fort Langley Community Hall – 9167 Glover Road

The Festival will screen full feature films, shorts & documentaries by BC Independent Filmmakers and beyond. An afternoon of Short Films followed by features and documentaries will be scheduled throughout the day.

Full Day Pass – March 12th – Fort Langley Film Festival – $25.00

Individual Tickets $10 will be available after March 1st

Festival Schedule

Vaccine passports will be required

10:00AM – Doors open – Coffee Social

11:00AM – Welcome Speeches & Short Films

Fort Flicks Winning Film (TBA) – 3-5 mins

Refuge in the Rockies – Documentary – 12 mins

Existential Therapy – 10 mins

Through Darkness I See You – 10 mins

Salmon Parks – Documentary – 11 mins

TORN – 10 mins

Jump – 19 mins

3:00PM

A Conversation with Justin MacGregor

Join Justin MacGregor at the Fort Langley Film Festival, where he’ll be taking part in a Film Talk about directing and filmmaking, with a focus on our upcoming feature film, The Founder Effect — which was filmed in part in Fort Langley! Catch a glimpse behind-the-scenes of this exciting new film, starring Rick Edwards (Santa Barbara, Best F(r)iends, Miracle Valley), as well as a slew of amazing local BC talent.

4:30PM

PAVE THE ROAD

DIRECTOR – KELLY MASON

Kelly Mason’s poetic memoir, self-shot over a decade, documents hers’ and her children’s compassionate separation from their father to pave a new road, not only for the well-being of the broken family but for the planet itself.

Join Director Kelly Mason for a Q&A after the show.

8:00PM

PORTRAITS FROM A FIRE

DIRECTOR – TREVOR MACK

Portraits From A Fire is a coming-of-age film that follows Tyler, an eccentric and lonely teenager who spends his days filmmaking, vlogging his Indigenous community, and hanging out with his grandparents. His father, Gord, is physically present but remains emotionally absent from Tyler’s life for reasons Tyler cannot understand.

That is until he meets Aaron, a mysterious, charismatic, and influential figure who encourages Tyler to showcase his most personal film about his mother’s disappearance to the community, leading to a reckoning between past and future, life and death, and father and son.

The film follows Tyler’s journey to heal the wounds of the past by opening them once again. And by finding the courage to face the fear of the unknown, he weaves together the strong sacred bonds of family through both living and ancestral realms.

Fort Langley Film Festival