Calgary Justice Film Festival 2024

November 21st, 22nd and 23rd at The Confluence

Join us from 11am to 6pm on November 23rd at The Confluence for our Peace Market

No Ticket Required | Free Parking

Bringing Global Issues Into Focus

CJFF is a volunteer-run non-profit organization dedicated to bringing justice-focused films from around the world to Calgary. Every screening we host is free to attend, made possible by our dedicated supporters and funders.

With a rigorous selection process, we select our films from over 500 filmmakers across 100 countries. Each screening is accompanied by a lively discussion featuring filmmakers or topic experts, fostering engaging dialogue.

During the festival, we also host the Peace Market, a pop-up showcase of local non-profit organizations, NGOs and community-focused volunteer groups sharing food, crafts, and info about local and global activism.

Our Vision
To influence positive behavioural change by sharing environmental and social justice films that inspire and engage neighbours to become global citizens.

Our Mission
Providing a platform through film and visual arts that creates community awareness and discussion about justice issues that matter.

Highlights from CJFF 2023

Our opening night at the Globe Theatre, screening “Love in Time of Fentanyl”.

Watch new documentaries from Canada and around the world on the big screen, for free! Every year CJFF selects films that examine issues that impact all of us as individuals, Canadians, and global citizens.

Formerly the Marda Loop Justice Film Festival, The Calgary Justice Film Festival has been bringing influential and timely documentaries about social, environmental, and economic justice to Calgary since 2006.

Get Involved with Calgary Justice Film Festival


Are you interested in participating in or supporting the Calgary Justice Film Festival? We’re a non-profit society run by passionate volunteers. Fill out our volunteer form to get involved, or contact the Festival’s Partnership Director Tako Koning at tako.koning@gmail.com to learn more about volunteer opportunities or partnerships with the annual Film Festival and the Peace Fair.