For more than two decades, the World Inter-Action Mondiale has been raising awareness about social issues through its annual One World Film Festival.
The festival returns Friday through Sunday at Library and Archives Canada at 395 Wellington St. with 10 new documentaries over three days. “Documentary films have the power to expand what people know about the world they live in,” said festival co-chair Carolyn Elliott-Magwood.
“The films at this year’s festival touch on a wide variety of topical issues, from Canada’s engagement in Afghanistan to the worldwide decline of the honey bee, and what that means for our environment as a whole.”
