A festival is giving the country’s youth an opportunity to express themselves and share their views on life through a unique way. The Imagyn Film Festival, which takes place on the 5th of March, Friday, until the 7th, Sunday, provides a forum for Canada’s youth to let their voices and views be heard.

Students are encouraged by the event’s organizers to share their experiences of peace and violence, expressing them through the form of short film using technology and art in a constructive way.

After successfully launching in 2009, the Imagyn Film Festival has announced this year’s theme to be “Anti Violence: Engagement and Resistance.”

The 3-day festival will showcase short films and videos submitted by students from all across Canada, including those living here in the City of Cambridge. Youth panel discussions will be done here in the city, and in other regions from around the country. The festival will also hold workshops on youth related activities, headed by youth leaders from their respective communities.

If you’re a student, then now’s the time to let your voice be heard and help our society change for the better. Admission to all events having to do with the Imagyn Film Festival is free, and practically anybody can join. For details and information, logon to www.imagyn.ca.