Our mandate is to support media artists and filmmakers by linking their works with audiences to promote critical thought, spark meaningful discussions and enhance appreciation for the media arts.

Moving Images Distribution is a not-for-profit organization registered in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

Home Use Discount Codes

Moving Images is an educational distributor, our pricing is based on providing videos in digital streaming and DVD formats to educational and cultural institutions. The pricing level of $50 USD grants permission for a one-time educational screening.

For watching films at home (Home Use), special discount codes based on the video's runtime are available by contacting [email protected]

One-time Educational Screening

We are excited to offer a unique opportunity for educational and community engagement with our one-time on-demand screening option. This screening is available for $50 USD, and offers the flexibility of screening in educational settings, such as classrooms, community group meetings, book or movie clubs, etc. These screenings must be non-profit and non-commercial, meaning no admission can be charged, no admission by donations, and/or no acceptance of advertising or commercial sponsorships in connection with the screenings.

Film for Thought

Experience films that challenge the mind and spark conversation with our selection of thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating films. Our collection includes documentaries, dramas, animation and comedies that offer unique perspectives on important issues and inspire reflection. Explore social, political, and cultural topics and delve into complex ideas and themes. Join us for an enlightening and engaging film experience that will make you think more deeply about the world around you.

Acknowledgements

Moving Images Distribution is located on the traditional and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil‑Waututh) Nations. We appreciate and honour the Indigenous stewardship that has allowed us to respectfully work together to remove barriers.

View On Demand Library

  • Chiefs and Champions: Chief Roger Adolph

    1 video

    (2005, 24 minutes)

    Chief Roger Adolph (1942-2022) got into a fight playing basketball at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. If you want to fight, he was told, get in the ring. Roger did, but the coach told him that he didn't quite have what it took. Those words pushed him to succeed. He won...

  • Chiefs and Champions: Gino Odjick

    1 video

    (2007, 24 minutes)
    An Algonquin from Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Québec, Gino Odjick (1970-2023) made his NHL debut with the Vancouver Canucks and went on to become the league's top enforcer and a fan favorite, receiving extensive media exposure. Realizing he had become an important role model Gino ...

  • Chiefs and Champions: Sharon and Shirley Firth

    1 video

    (2007, 24 minutes)

    Raised in the Northwest Territories and members of the Gwich'in Nation, twin sisters Sharon and Shirley Firth were introduced to cross-country skiing at the age of 14. Their tenacity and perseverance resulted in 80 medals at Canada's national championships, including 48 gold, ...

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