Waterloo Region Migration Film Festival

Each year, the Waterloo Region Migration Film Festival (WRMFF) shares films that explore the journeys, challenges, and contributions of migrants and newcomers. The festival is hosted in collaboration with community organizations, schools, workplaces, and faith groups across the region.

Why it matters

Canada is built on stories of migration. People from around the world come here to build new lives, bringing their cultures, skills, and experiences.

Through film and storytelling, WRMFF creates space for reflection, dialogue, and connection. The festival invites everyone to learn, share, and engage in conversations that strengthen a sense of belonging in our communities.

Get involved

You can take part in the next edition of the festival by:

  • Hosting a screening in your community
  • Attending a screening near you
  • Sharing the festival with your networks

Hosting a screening includes providing a space (in-person or virtual), promoting the event (with our support), and facilitating a post-film discussion. Our team will guide you through the process and support you along the way.

2026 feature films

Your Country, My Country
1993 | Directed by Marquise Lepage

Journey of Resilience
2025 | Directed by Great Osa-Oni

Upcoming screenings

Thursday, September 10, 2026
Online
12:00PM

Thursday, September 17, 2026
Waterloo Public Library, Eastside Branch | in person
7:00PM

Friday, October 2, 2026
Location: 715 Fischer-Hallman Rd #401, Kitchener, ON N2E 4E9 | in person
4:30PM

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