Over three evenings on 15-17 August, join us for free outdoor Inuit games, stories, food, and films, in parc Baile as part of the 4th edition of the Tillitarniit festival. Organized by Inuit visual artist and filmmaker asinnajaq, this year’s festival titled home, body, land will bring together Inuit artists and filmmakers who are shaping today’s world with stories from Inuit communities. Weaving together a polyphonic tapestry of stories around home—our own bodies, our communities, and our lands. We will move through many worlds; the devastating, the magical, and the joyful.

Each evening a special guest will present their film, and other guests will share stories and games from 6pm before the open-air film screening on the CCA façade around 8pm. Bring your own chairs (we’ll have cushions) and blankets. Special treats by Chef Swaneige will be offered before the films.

Free and open to all.

Tillitarniit was originally founded in 2017 by asinnajaq and Stephen Puskas and the first two editions, in 2017 and 2018, took place with support from the FOFA Gallery.

Storying the land, on Thursday 15 August, at 8pm

The Book of the Sea (Aleksei Vakhrushev, 2021, 85 min, in Russian, with French subtitles)

Community living, on Friday 16 August, at 8pm

Grape Soda on the Parking Lot (Megan Kyak-Monteith and Taqralik Partridge, 2023, 7 min, in English, French, Inuktitut, with French subtitles)
My Village in Nunavik (Bobby Kenuajuak, 1999, 46 min, in English)

Nuclear testing/amends and accountability, on Saturday 17 August, at 8pm

Project Chariot (Rachel Naninaaq Edwardson, 2012, 1h 13 min)