For the first time in Calgary, YINTAH is coming to the big screen. This award-winning documentary follows Wet’suwet’en leaders as they defend their ancestral lands from industrial development without consent, and invite deeper conversations about land, governance, and the future we share.

Hosted at the historic Plaza Theatre, the evening will feature remarks from Jennifer Wickham, co-director and producer of the film, followed by a panel with local Indigenous and climate leaders exploring how these stories connect to life here in Alberta.

Whether you’re curious about climate, passionate about community, or just looking for a meaningful night out, this is a chance to connect with people and ideas that matter. Local organizations will also be on-site before and after the screening to share ways you can learn more and get involved.

One night only. Real stories. Local voices. 

Seats are limited — reserve your FREE ticket early to secure your spot. To sweeten your night, there will be free popcorn and candy for the first 30 people on site!

This project is led by a team of volunteers including Jasveen Brar, Rachel Boere, Kat Cadungog, Maria Granados, and Kathryn Hoffart. Meet the volunteers behind this project here.

Meet our incredible partners!

Thank you!

Our deepest thanks to the Calgary Foundation—your generous support made this work not only possible, but truly meaningful.

This project is developed in collaboration with Finance Engage Sustain (FES).