Insecure: A documentary film screening on food security in Edmonton
Friday, Feb. 27, 2026
6:30pm to 9:00pm
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Documentary filmmaker Anna Kuelken screens her film, Insecure, exploring the links between food insecurity and wider inequalities in Edmonton.
NGM is excited to host Anna Kuelken, a documentary filmmaker on Treaty 6 Territory, for a screening of her film Insecure.
Insecure explores the links between food insecurity and wider inequalities in Edmonton, AB. "Food is deeply interconnected with every aspect of our lives, and addressing food insecurity means tackling broader issues of inequality in all forms. While the documentary is set in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, these discussions resonate universally. As Dustin Bajer says, 'Community is a superpower'. I firmly believe we have the power to transform the systems that perpetuate insecurity and vulnerability by coming together." You can view a trailer for the film here.
Doors will open at 6pm and the event will begin at 6:30pm. We will watch a screening of the documentary film Insecure before being joined by some of the film's featured guests for a panel discussion and Q&A.
We are very grateful to Earth's Refillery Coop for sharing their space with us for this event. As a radical, community-owned hub for reusing, refilling, and connecting, they are the perfect partners to host this conversation. Be sure to check out their awesome array of bulk products or grab a warm drink and snack at the cafe before the screening starts.
The doors are non-automatic at Earth's Refillery. If you require assistance with non-automatic doors, feel free to give us a call before you arrive or when you get here. There is a gender-neutral, barrier-free washroom.
Tickets are by donation but limited. Register asap to confirm your spot! If you have any questions, please reach out to jomary@newgrocerymovement.com.
10831 95 Street NW
Edmonton, AB, T5H 2E2