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Peg Campbell has been directing and producing award winning documentaries and narrative films since 1975. Her films have received international acclaim, winning awards at the Genie's, Banff International Television Festival, Melbourne Film Festival, Yorkton Short Film Festival, Northwest Film and Video Festival and the Information Film Producers of America. They have been broadcast on CBC, PBS, WTN, A&E, The Movie Channel and educational networks.

Peg represented Canadian film producers during the negotiations for the Mexican-Canadian Co-production Treaty in 1990 and was invited to Mumbai, India to speak on film education at Frames 2002.

In 2009, her latest film, Your Mother Should Know, was awarded ‘Most Inspirational Film’ at the Reel2Real International Film Festival for Youth, won a Legacy Award at the Women in Film and Television International Film Festival and was nominated for four Leo Awards. It will screen on the Knowledge Network in 2010.

Films

Your Mother Should Know
Your Mother Should Know is a deeply personal narrative documentary, exploring the hopes and fears between mother and daughters

Jennifer Cane

Programs Manager and Curator
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Jennifer Cane is a graduate of the Master’s program in Critical and Curatorial Studies at the University of British Columbia and the BFA program in Art History from Concordia University in Montréal. Past projects include the exhibition The Wild so Close at the Or Gallery in Vancouver, B.C. and the online exhibition Arcadian Arrow, in association with ASDF Makes. An upcoming independent project for the Yukon Arts Centre in 2012 will present works related to sleep, dreaming, and the social realities of waking life. Her research pursuits have centered upon issues related to authenticity, social history, labour and leisure culture, and her MA thesis examined recent developments of the ‘tourist gaze’ in contemporary Vancouver art practice.