The Storytellers Film Festival kicks off tonight at The Pas Regional Library.

This is the 11th year the festival has run, and a variety of films produced all over the province will be on display.

Some of these films look at Manitoba Hydro’s devastating effects on South Indian Lake, Harry Tootoo, an esteemed Inuit elder from Churchill, and a conversation about racism between a White Canadian and a former member of the OCN, the late George Constant.

The Manitoba Indigenous Tuberculosis History Project will also show the first in a five-part film series that provides insights into indigenous patients who entered TB hospitals and sanatoriums and never returned.

The screenings start tonight at 6 pm. It is free to attend, and refreshments will be available.