LOS RIOS premiered in Toronto at the 2026 Canadian Film Fest where it took home a Jury award for Impact. Directors Dale Bailey and Ryan Fyfe-Brown followed three little girls and their mother as they walked and hitchhiked across Mexico after leaving their homes in Honduras due to gang threats, hoping to gain political asylum in the USA, during Trump’s first midterm elections in 2018. They were part of a large exodus of migrants from Central America, known as “The Migrant Caravan” which at times reached ~10,000 people strong.

The film was filmed and edited by Dale Bailey and the soundtrack was created by Will Quiring, known for the Saskatoon bands Close Talker and Parkland.

Wednesday, October 14
Doors 6:15 pm | Film 6:45 pm *Start time subject to change. Please arrive on time.

LOS RIOS (Dale Bailey, Ryan Fyfe-Brown, 2026 / 75 mins / 14A / English and Spanish w. English Subtitles) A determined Honduran mother and her three daughters are swept into the currents of the contentious migrant caravan as it pushes relentlessly toward safety, opportunity, and the United States.