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Festival

We are an International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages + much more!

Freeze Frame is Manitoba’s Media Arts Centre for Young People. The Centre is a not-for-profit and charitable organization, offering workshops and programs throughout the year, and organizes the International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages each spring. Freeze Frame strives to be an international leader in providing an enriching cinematic and multi-media experience through the delivery of diverse and innovative programming that educates, inspires and empowers children and youth. 

Freeze Frame provides educational opportunities for children and youth to explore the art of film making and multimedia, through screenings of international film and video and hands-on workshops in a multilingual and multicultural environment. In addition to the annual International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages, Freeze Frame conducts animation, video production, and media literacy workshops, as well as a variety of projects intended to provide an enriching cinematic and multi-media experience to Manitoba’s young people.

 

SPECIAL GUests

DOMINIC JAMES

Dominic James is an award winning screenwriter and producer, known for his work on family films like Coco Ferme (2022), winner of 15 international awards, three of which winning best film and four audience prizes, and Miss Boots (2024), a feature film starring Antoine Bertrand and Marguerite Laurence. Dominic is responsible for the development and production of various projects including Ma belle-mère est une sorcière and the adaptation of the graphic novel Le petit astronaute. 

Since 2015, Dominic James has been the president of the production company La Fête and supervises its creative direction. His tenure is marked by taking particular care of creating stories that captivate and bring people together while also exploring universal themes.

GLORIA BARKER

I am from Hollow Water First Nation and speak this dialect. My first language is Anishinaabemowin. For the last 35 years I have been working at revitalizing Anishinaabemowin. I enjoy and deliver this by currently teaching at schools, language classes on evenings and weekends and presenting at conferences. I have produced a nursery rhyme songbook, co-produced a children's songbook, wrote, edited and translated children's books, translated for many different organizations and developed an Ojibwe Choir (Strong Warrior Girls Anishinaabe Singers). My passion is to help in any way I can and utilize my gifts, talents and abilities in reading, writing and speaking/singing in Anishinaabemowin. Most recently, I have also translated and directed the Ojibwe version of a preschool animation TV show called Chums for APTN.

 
 

We are now accepting submissions for the 2025 Youth Video Contest!

For kids and youth who are busy making videos, our Youth Video Contest offers them the chance to have their creations screened and to compete for awards and great prizes.

 
 

Each year, budding film critics ages 11-16 are invited to apply for a chance to develop their skills as film critics.

 

The Youth Jury at Freeze Frame International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages 2024