Marda Loop Justice Film Festival

About

The MLJFF is Canada's premiere human rights, environmental, and social issues documentary film festival. The Marda Loop Justice Film Festival hosts an annual mid-November festival, a Calgary film series, and a traveling Canadian film series to: 

• Foster awareness and understanding of injustices and indignities suffered by many in our world and tell stories of hope in action;
• Facilitate conversations around justice, views of the world, essential questions, and the greater common good;
• Offer opportunities to get involved in the issues raised - primarily through the activities of local advocacy groups and non-government international development organizations.

In addition to free film screenings, the MLJFF also hosts a NGO village – a congregating place where non-profit organizations can discuss with festival attendees how to advance positive change. 

Awards

No awards.

Rules

• World Premiere occurred after January 1, 2019
• Projects must be a premiere in Calgary.

Screening Media Type: Blu-Ray, DVD NTSC

Audio language: original

Subtitles language: English

Premiere Requirements

City premiere required.

Jury and Organizers

Daniel Murdock (Director of Programming).