Supported by Guelph Black Heritage Society Venue: Online Tickets: $12/PWYC 
*Online only festival passes NOT valid for in-person screenings.* 
Painting a picture of the Black community in Montreal’s Little Burgundy (“Harlem of the North”) by way of a cinematic letter to Jackie Robinson, the first Black man to break the colour barrier in professional baseball, Dear Jackie offers a unique historical and social perspective that unravels the myth of a post-racial Quebec society.
Post-screening discussion with director Henri Pardo.
Directed by Henri Pardo ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 90 min ⋅ Full Captions

Supported by Guelph Black Heritage SocietyVenue: OnlineTickets: $12/PWYC
*Online only festival passes NOT valid for in-person screenings.*
Painting a picture of the Black community in Montreal’s Little Burgundy (“Harlem of the North”) by way of a cinematic letter to Jackie Robinson, the first Black man to break the colour barrier in professional baseball, Dear Jackie offers a unique historical and social perspective that unravels the myth of a post-racial Quebec society.
Post-screening discussion with director Henri Pardo.
Directed by Henri Pardo ⋅ CANADA ⋅ 90 min ⋅ Full Captions

Dear Jackie (Online)

Guelph Film Festival

The Guelph Film Festival is a documentary film festival dedicated to expanding the proliferation of voices and perspectives of all kinds through the presentation of stories that explore themes of social justice, the environment, and community building.

Dear Jackie (Online)

Guelph Film Festival

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