Local Indigenous and international voices at the third annual Lethbridge Independent Film Festival

Viewer getting ready to see another premiere at LIFF 2025, at the Galt Museum in Lethbridge. Photo by William L. Baliko

This past weekend, the red carpet rolled out in Lethbridge for LIFF 2025, the Lethbridge Independent Film Festival, hosted at the Galt Museum and Archives and Festival Director, Tess Mitchell.  There were 54 showings, 13 from local filmmakers, and the rest were from 15 nations.  Showings were at the Museum and at the Movie Mill.

Siksika filmmaker, Trevor Selway, who is a writer, director, and producer with three films at the festival, shares some of his hopes for a film he produced:

Bridging local talent and global creativity, LIFF thanks the community for all the support and is excited to return next year.

Oki sign at the Galt Museum in Lethbridge. Photo by William L. Baliko

Unique flower-tech arrangement at LIFF 2025, at the Galt Museum in Lethbridge. Photo by William L. Baliko