We are pleased to bring to your attention that educational institutions have the option to stream The Invisible Red Thread! A growing trend on the market, a streaming option may be best for your institution. Depending on your needs, the … Continue reading
Last Friday, a small screening of The Invisible Red Thread was held at the University of California Berkeley. The twenty in attendance were a mix of high school and college students, parents, as well as some young children who all … Continue reading
We are very pleased to announce that The Invisible Red Thread will soon be screening at the University of California Berkeley! On Friday April 12th, the Half the Sky Foundation will be holding a screening on campus, free of … Continue reading
Books and movies are reviewed under the lens of adoption at Adoption at the Movies ( http://www.adoptionlcsw.com ). The range of films, all reviewed for their relevance to adoption, may surprise you, from Angels in the Outfield to Tarzan, Les … Continue reading
Do you think your local group of international adoptee families may be too small to host a screening of our documentary? Think again! On February 24, Families with Children from China- Manitoba (FCC Manitoba) will be hosting a screening of … Continue reading
Receiving an honour at a festival is always a nice way to start off the New Year. So we’re delighted to announce that “The Invisible Red Thread” has received an honourable mention at the Columbus International Film + Video Festival … Continue reading
Last week Invisible Red Thread co-director/ co-producer Maureen Marovitch was invited to the 2012 Minnesota Transracial Film Festival to show the film. After engaging in spirited Q & A with the audience after the screening, she caught several interesting films … Continue reading
Co-director/co-producer Maureen Marovitch is getting her bags packed. On Friday she’ll be flying out to Minnesota for The 2012 Minnesota Transracial Film Festival. If a festival all about transracial adoption issues has your interest peaked, you’re in luck. Even if … Continue reading
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Thanks to all the people at the Common Ground Center and the Chinese Cultural Camp for their help in making this a successful screening. A special thanks to One World Library Project. Check out our screenings page to see if there … Continue reading
Deciding to be in a documentary is not an easy decision. But once you’ve committed and been filmed, another challenge await : the film’s release. Suddenly everything you did and said is now up for everyone to see on the … Continue reading
The Invisible Red Thread is made possible with 100% funding from the OMNI Television Independent Producers Initiative. The $32.5 million fund is a seven-year commitment created and made available for the independent production of third-language ethnocultural programming. The fund is not only dedicated to helping Canadian independent producers tell their stories in their language of comfort, but also to make sure that these stories are accessible to other ethnocultural communities through re-versioning in different languages. This is the industry’s first, and only, major source of funding for the independent production of non-official language programming. More details on the fund are at OMNI Television’s website www.omnitv.ca
