There’s going to be a new projector at the Globe Theatre this year when the Available Light Film Festival (ALFF) takes its films to the Atlin Arts and Music Festival.Andrew Connors, artistic director of ALFF, says this will give...
Read MoreThis year marks the 14th anniversary of the Available Light Film Festival. Each year, the festival seems to grow and attract greater talent from a variety of places. This year also has a substantial amount of filmmaking...
Read MoreThe roar of the sand grinder is enough to give anyone a headache. But Dan Sokolowski, producer of the Dawson City International Short Film Festival, likes the sound.The sanding of the new ballroom floorboards is the second last...
Read MoreGenerations of First Nations Peoples across Canada are still trying to come to terms with experiences they and their families had in residential schools.A new film called We Were Children is a visual narrative of residential...
Read MoreWhile APTN is ushering in the New Year with a number of great new shows, perhaps the biggest buzz will come from the premiere of the long-awaited, controversial dramatic series based on a pilot of the same name that debuted on...
Read MoreIn like a lion, March marks the launch of exciting premieres on APTN, featuring competition that is sure to be fierce.Cooking With the Wolfman returns for its eighth season, this time heating up with a brand new culinary...
Read MoreTansi! For those unfamiliar with Aboriginal languages, ‘tansi’ is a friendly greeting in the Cree language somewhat akin to ‘hello’ in English. It is a word used often in one of APTN’s most popular...
Read MoreAPTN broadcasts a wide variety of Hollywood films, with features four nights per week and additional matinees on weekends.A lot of viewers wonder how we choose our films. If APTN is an Aboriginal network, what does that have to...
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