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September 28, 2019

1919 STRIKE: ILLUMINATED

1919 STRIKE: ILLUMINATED screenings have now ended. Thank you to everyone who came out to participate! Additionally, a big thank you to Pattern Interactive for their incredibly hard work on this project, 201 Portage for allowing us to use their lot, and the Government of Canada for their generous financial support. To learn more about the project, and to watch the video, please visit the 1919 Strike Illuminated website:​ http://1919strike.com/

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