OFFICIAL MOSQUERS FILM FESTIVAL SELECTIONS
2024 SELECTIONS
2023 SELECTIONS
PREVIOUS Selections
A collection of previous Official Selections to the Mosquers Film Festival

The ‘othering’ of refugees continues in our media. Their struggles are real but fall out of trend and vanish from our feeds until a tragedy occurs. They have a right to flee to other countries for safety and deserve the same security and chance at prosperity as anyone.
A female Lyft driver navigates the night shift in NYC while waiting to hear life or death news from Syria.

This film is based on the poem, "Foreign" written by Aaima Azhar; it depicts the struggles faced by an immigrant Muslim girl throughout her life. It focuses on the beauty in being a person of colour in a society permeated by discrimination. The film portrays a journey of self rediscovery, and the ever present privilege-centered and marginalizing social systems.
Two best friends (RUM and YUSRA), both devout Muslims, put aside their religious convictions to enjoy a night on the town where secrets are surfaced and their friendship is put to the test.

Preet tries to hide her diabetes from her busy daughter and family. Until one morning, things take a turn for the worse...
An emotional story about mothers and daughters, and how sometimes the best way to deal with our issues is to talk about them.

Kachrachi is a film inviting people towards introspection and self-improvement, The protagonist in the film is a homeless madman living under a city bridge, who sarcastically highlights social issues that have been overlooked by its people.

A girl takes solitude in the forest to cleanse herself of all of her worldly troubles. She speaks to god through prayer to release herself from the struggles of being Black, Muslim and a woman in society.

In June 2018, Masjid in the Park opened its doors to the community as Sherwood Park's first non-Christian place of worship. This is the story of how a small community dedicated years of planning, work, and effort to build a mosque with a grand vision.

Take a journey through the mind of a young Dreamer.
A homesick Muslim immigrant afraid of deportation develops an unlikely friendship with a grieving Jewish widow.