1:00pm, Thursday, May 17 - OMNI 1

Pardon My Postpartum

Pardon My Postpartum takes an unprecedented journey into the postnatal veil of parenthood, transcending misconceptions, stereotypes and barriers through a chorus of emphatic appeals from the heart.

7:00pm, Sunday, May 20 - OMNI 1

The M Word

Canada is the first country in the world to have an official multiculturalism policy, which is now over three decades old. One would think that multiculturalism is a well-entrenched valued principle in this country. Yet, at the first sign of disquiet in any part of the world, Canada’s Multiculturalism policy is called into question. This hot-button issue is confronted head-on in this riveting documentary.

9:00pm, Sunday, May 20 - OMNI 1

Home Away From Home

Katarina's quest begins when the young Slovak immigrant approaches her new motherhood question what it is to be a Slovak-­Canadian in order to better understand the future identity of her newborn child. Her views add and resonate with the film's thematic question "Who are Slovak Canadians?" Thanks to her involvement in the Slovak-­Canadian community we have a unique perspective of exploring the community's dynamics.

1:00pm, Thursday, May 17 - OMNI 1

Pardon My Postpartum

Language:

Pardon My Postpartum takes an unprecedented journey into the postnatal veil of parenthood, transcending misconceptions, stereotypes and barriers through a chorus of emphatic appeals from the heart.

7:00pm, Sunday, May 20 - OMNI 1

The M Word

Language:

Canada is the first country in the world to have an official multiculturalism policy, which is now over three decades old. One would think that multiculturalism is a well-entrenched valued principle in this country. Yet, at the first sign of disquiet in any part of the world, Canada’s Multiculturalism policy is called into question. This hot-button issue is confronted head-on in this riveting documentary.

9:00pm, Sunday, May 20 - OMNI 1

Home Away From Home

Language:

Katarina's quest begins when the young Slovak immigrant approaches her new motherhood question what it is to be a Slovak-­Canadian in order to better understand the future identity of her newborn child. Her views add and resonate with the film's thematic question "Who are Slovak Canadians?" Thanks to her involvement in the Slovak-­Canadian community we have a unique perspective of exploring the community's dynamics.