ReFrame 2026 artwork created by multi-disciplinary artist Nevan Hinks
JUST GET OVER IT
Join us on May 15th at 1PM at The Gathering Space at Trent University for an interactive workshop tracing the timeline of colonialism. This 3-hour session led by the First Peoples House of Learning is available on a PWYC basis. Registration is required.
HELP SELECT REFRAME 2027 FILMS
Our volunteer Programming Advisory Committee works closely with ReFrame’s Creative Director to shape the annual film program. Film industry experience is not required. We are looking for passionate people who are dedicated to justice and community!
CALL FOR VISUAL ARTISTS
We’re seeking a regional artist to create the featured artwork for our next festival—an opportunity to engage audiences through design that reflects the spirit of social and environmental justice, and shape the visual identity of the 2027 festival. Submissions are now open!
ReFrame 2026
Presented in person from January 30 – February 1 and online across Canada from February 3 – 8, ReFrame 2026 was a powerful shared experience and a resounding success.
We are deeply grateful to the audiences, artists, partners, funders, sponsors, and volunteers who made this magic possible. We look forward to gathering throughout the year for community programming and igniting the long winter nights once more at ReFrame 2027.
Explore Film
Since 2005, ReFrame has been lighting up the darkest time of year with the best social justice documentaries from down the street and around the world.
Our goal is to spark dialogue and positive change, while fostering meaningful connections between audiences, filmmakers and artists, community partners, and neighbours.