In-person Arts & Culture

Cinema for Seniors | Everything Will Be

Friday, May 9, 2025
2:00pm to 4:30pm

Art Gallery of Alberta
Free
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May
9

This month, our feature film is Everything Will Be (2014) in celebration of Asian Heritage Month. This feature-length documentary by Julia Kwan follows a year in the life of Vancouver’s Chinatown and its business owners as they navigate the many changes in this historical neighborhood.

About the Film:

Established over a century ago, Vancouver’s Chinatown is a recognized National Historic Site of Canada, and its residents have lived and been active participants in much of the city’s history. With many changes, new developments, and the arrival of non-Chinese businesses, residents are experiencing this evolution firsthand, some preserving historical buildings while others see these changes as threats to their livelihood and choosing to leave. This documentary follows a year in the life of this neighborhood and shines a light on a few of the business owners in the area as well as some artists, all working to highlight the history and cultural importance of this neighborhood.

For more information about this program and other programming for seniors or to sign up for our mailing list, contact us at programming@youraga.ca. 


Art Gallery of Alberta

2 Sir Winston Churchill Square NW
Edmonton, AB, T5J 2C1


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