Marda Loop Justice Film Festival is now Calgary Justice Film Festival!
At the Calgary Justice Film Festival, we present some of the world’s best fresh documentaries on the issues that are important to us as individuals, Canadians, global citizens, and humans. We’ve brought influential documentaries from international filmmakers to more than 30,000 people in the Calgary area and across Canada, and thanks to our sponsors and donors, we’ve done it all free of charge.
Every screening includes an audience-driven discussion with the filmmaker or experts on the film’s topic; these conversations are lively, inclusive and enlightening, occasionally charged or even contentious, but always thought-provoking.
The Calgary Justice Film Festival is held annually every November, occurring for one week from Monday - Sunday.
Festival Archive
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost to attend?
There is no cost to attend any CJFF event, although we do greatly appreciate donations.
Do I need to Reserve a Ticket?
Tickets for the festival can be reserved through XerbTV.
Who supports CJFF?
CJFF is supported by patrons, small businesses, and non-profits, the . Find out more about supporting us.
During our Festival screenings are also held at:
The Performance Hall at the Central Public Library— which is wheelchair accessible, close proximity to the City Hall C-train station (only paid parking is available), has gendered stall bathrooms and gender-neutral wheelchair accessible bathrooms.