TIFF 2024: Welima’q
Get ready for a captivating cultural experience at TIFF 2024 with Welima’q, a short film by Mi’kmaw writer and artist Shalan Joudry. Part of Short Cuts 2024 Programme 01, this 5-minute film turns the act of picking sweetgrass into a meaningful journey that explores tradition, land, and cultural connection.
- WORLD PREMIERE
- Director: Shalan Joudry
- Country: Canada
- Year: 2024
- Duration: 5 min
- Language: Mi’kmaw
When & Where to Catch Welima’q
- Thursday, September 5, 2024, at 8:00 PM
- Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
- Friday, September 6, 2024, at 1:30 PM
- Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
- Press & Industry
- Thursday, September 12, 2024, at 5:45 PM
- Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
About Welima’q
Welima’q, directed by Mi’kmaw writer and artist Shalan Joudry, transforms the simple act of picking sweetgrass into a profound meditation on tradition and cultural connection. Part of Short Cuts 2024 Programme 01 at TIFF, this 5-minute short beautifully captures the depth of Mi’kmaw heritage through a quiet, immersive lens.
A Poetic Exploration of Tradition at TIFF 2024
Welima’q is more than just a short film – it’s a poetic meditation on the passage of time. Expect a calming, visually stunning reflection on tradition and nature. Although there’s no trailer, it’s sure to evoke a deep connection to the land.
Content Advisory
Welima’q is a calming, reflective exploration of cultural heritage, offering viewers a meditative, tranquil experience. Its gentle approach to tradition makes it a thoughtful and peaceful watch at TIFF 2024.
See you there!
For tickets and more details, visit TIFF’s official site.
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