The Second Screening of our Free Open Air Cinema Series Will Take Place on July 16

Indigenous Creativity in the Spotlight on Thursday, July 16

Wapikoni Mobile

In the first part of the evening, you’ll have the opportunity to watch Wapikoni Mobile short films, which will be presented by the organization’s founder, director Manon Barbeau.

Wapikoni Mobile is a non-profit Indigenous organization that supports the personal, creative, and professional development of First Nations people and strengthens their communities through audiovisual creation.

Start time: 8:15 p.m.

Runtime: about 30 minutes

Kayak to Klemtu

The feature film that will be screened on this second movie night is Kayak to Klemtu, a Canadian film directed by Zoe Leigh Hopkins.

Synopsis: The film tells the story of 14-year-old Ella, who must transport her late uncle’s ashes to Klemtu, British Columbia. She must paddle along the Inside Passage and through the Great Bear Rainforest. It’s a race against time to arrive on schedule and deliver a crucial speech opposing a proposed oil pipeline. Her journey is complicated by her dysfunctional family, who are traveling with her.
Start time: 9:15 p.m.
Runtime: 90 minutes
Film presented in the original English version with French subtitles.
To watch the trailer in English, click here.

📅 Join us for a fun family evening!

In case of rain, the event will be held indoors.

Upcoming Open Air Cinema Screenings

The other family movie screenings will take place on Thursday, July 30, and Thursday, August 13, 2026.

Thursday, July 30: Gaz Bar Blues, a Quebec film by Louis Bélanger.
The film will be shown in its original French version with English subtitles.

Thursday, August 13: Les Triplettes de Belleville, a French animated film nominated for an Oscar.
The film will be shown in the original French version with English subtitles.

To view the Nocturnes schedule, click here.