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Within the jazz milieu of Paris, a story of music and friendship that revolves around questions of artistic exile, and begins and ends with a photograph.

Daisy Daisy, Old McDonald Had a Farm, Home on the Range, and Alouette are sung by the Four Gentlemen Quartet. Animated cartoons illustrate these songs.

stop motion photography in y/d square, toronto. flickered and transformed using processing. produced song from chopped samples made in fl studio. title: rainway (extended interlude).

A student film parody of the Sopranos opening sequence, with a funny twist.

A satirical look at gender roles, mixing performance art segments by Sheila Costick and Helen Porter with musical comedy interludes performed by The Clichettes.

Begins with a celestial introduction, leading into an otherworldly, sensuous, glamorous journey through the glimmering bodily landscapes of two drag queen lovers. As Mead slows down their gestures, the physical tension between them heightens: red-lips gently caress, nail-polished hands sweep across flesh, fake eyelashes bat, all with a sense of longing and a hint of laughter. The entire performance a profession: I'm not in love, I'm not in love. This playful, kitschy-cool video will inspire on to pick up a microphone, put on their own form of drag and get their 10cc on.

A rock video in the laundromat.

Meet Montreal's Mambo Drag Kings, a dapper group of lip synching lesbians who entertain in style. This part documentary, part performance tape apes family value sitcoms by inserting black and white parodies of television shows starring the Kings.

As Lovie makes her way to the Home for Unwed Lesbians, she realizes she has a responsibility to leave a legacy for the dykes that follow behind her. A humorous and musical film that offers dating tips and techniques for keeping her entertained and exhausted.

From dancing in the hallways at her high school to winning battles across the globe, Nigerian immigrant Kosi Eze’s story of growth is a glowing example of how the power of Hiphop can inspire, uplift and support everyone.

We illustrated "En roulant ma boule" using white cut-outs on a black background and "À la claire fontaine" with charcoals and pastels. We represent the water of the fountain using a frosted glass plate.

As two twits dance their fears away at a roadside farmers market, via costumery and choreography, they bring lesbian glamour where it was not ever.

When a man sees himself unhappy with society’s pressure to follow ordinary careers, he reflects on what he really wants from his life. Seeing his closest friend’s achievement and growth, he decides to pursue his passion and dance to the rhythm of his dreams.

Five popular songs with animated backgrounds, sung by the Four Gentlemen Quartet: I Got a Robe, Men of the Soil, Frère Jacques, Oh, No John, No, and Give Yourself a Pat on the Back.

A collage hosted by "The Pointless", a dying overlord.

A serenade to life and virtue with the luscious tune of the alto saxophone. They said he couldn't do it, they said he wouldn't... He did. They didn't know what to say.

"Fartasia" was made by running film through a sewing machine. The result is, as the filmmaker says, "surprisingly organic."

An homage to Antonin Dvorák, one of the great composers of the late 19th century. Documentary vignettes are interwoven with music and dance tableaux shot among fairylike forests and countryside. These lively scenes stand as a poetic illustration of the composer's music and evoke his passion for trains and boats as well as the Slavic myths and lanscapes that inspired his works. Based on Dvorák's String Quartet no.10 in E Flat Major, opus 51.

I'll never forget this summer we spent together. I swear to you. Never forget.

Delusions of Grandeur navigates between the boisterous and the reflective. Funny and smart, Pollard’s video explodes and recedes in an operatic paean to identity, film noir and music videos.

Metal band We Found the Body performing live at The New Black Centre for Music and Art in Calgary.

Considered by many to be most successful Canadian group ever, The Guess Who are revealed here in a new light. Including 20 minutes of revealing behind-the-scene footage from the band's preparation for the Running Back Thru Canada tour, this release provides an unflinching look at the band's more vulnerable moments. An interview with band front-men Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings paints a revealing portrait of two musicians. Refusing to sugarcoat anything, this release highlights the band's struggles to overcome personality conflicts. This release also features live performances of almost 15 The Guess Who hits, as well as six bonus tracks.

Claude Léveillée expresses the frustrations of a taxi driver steering his vehicle through the obstacle course of downtown traffic. Accelerated camera action heightens the fury and the frenzy.

Fan-made music video to Del Water Gap's "Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat".

What is it about the Camino de Santiago that lures people from around the world to walk hundreds of kilometres across Spain with just a backpack and a pair of boots?

Future Shocked is an experimental visual film.

A chubby girl tries to find the perfect outfit for the big concert. Trouble is, nothing fits.

Short documentary featuring the small Montreal based surf-punk band No Waves.

In an age when Hip-Hop culture is captivating the minds and hearts of millions globally, Canada's capital is generally left out of the conversation. City Limits explores the sounds, stories, history, and future of Hip-Hop within Ottawa.

Black masculinity and bisexuality explored through intimate moments.

Concert live at Astoria, London 28th September 2001 with bonus footage of the band behind the scenes and a selection of official music videos.

Four characters from Moncton go shopping for the necessities of life, and find that expensive.

Dancing escalates through simple rotoscoped sequences through increasingly abstract variations, non-narrative progression.

Set against the backdrop of a fading, post-industrial London, Ontario, an uncelebrated underclass of Do-It-Yourself musicians stare down a bleak future while searching for meaning in their community. Catharsis for their personal histories take root in an underground venue circuit of dimly lit basements, sleazy apartments, and empty art galleries as they continue to go virtually unnoticed by a placid, indifferent city. Et tu, Dude? serves as an intimate documentation of small-town Canadian musicians screaming unheard into the void.

A musical comedy duo splits up over creative differences.

The title says it all. Divine! We were able to see Ginette in full passionate mode, along with her personality shining through. Recommended to any Ginette Reno fan and music lover. See her full spectrum is a treasure and enjoy over and over.

Trailer Song is about the human need for self-sufficiency and autonomy. Absolute independence from the culture that keeps us warm and fed is a fantasy, and Trailer Song is a musically rendered version of that fantasy. The office worker buys a trailer and gives up urban life. She sings: "....With fresh butter I churn and bread that I bake, Taste it, try it. Do you see a mistake? Dandelion tea, It's so easy to brew, If you care to come here, I'd give some to you..."

A lyrical gaze at the city of Toronto as seen one September not long ago.

Moments before boarding a plane to Toronto, the Director's boyfriend handed her the challenge of documenting her six day journey. The result is a six minute sense-weaving experience.

Carried by the music of Sofia, a Quebec-Colombian singer-songwriter performing under her artist name Lapelúda, a moment unfolds between her and her grandmother Nicole. In the gentleness of everyday life, they speak of death — not as an end, but as a form of transmission. Through their gestures and their words, an intimate dialogue slowly takes shape, exploring the bond between generations and the traces we leave behind when our bodies fade away.

In the fall of 2007, Vancouver's Bend Sinister set out to answer the question: is it worth it to tour Canada? The answer came back with mixed results. Along the way, the group loses its bass player, van and sanity.

In search of the perfect tattoo machine, a young tattoo artist finds himself with a possessed device that seems to kill all his customers.

A 2-hour long DVD Video featuring 15 music videos (every single) plus Sloan film shorts & band documentary.

Those sensual machines, steam tractors, reveal a remarkable ability to perform to music.

A young musician lives in an apartment where noise is duly prohibited by her neighbors and she is thus forced to live in silence. One day, a new tenant moves into the apartment above. Also a musician, he does not intend to live by the neighbors’ complaints.

A movie about finding something to do while stuck inside.

This project was made in response to the murder of John T. Williams by a Seattle police officer.

Unmapping Desire is an experimental video-poem exploring separation, political borders and social boundaries, which keep women from loving women. Set to evocative images and music, the poem unfolds charting the journey of two South Asian women and their victory of through imagining "borderless countries in a county-less world."

Marlene and Re:Tired traverse a febrile, digital landscape in the search of their voices. The gender-less duo thrive quite well off their diet of mayonnaise and discount window cleaner. Accompanied by one sentient—and very much exasperated—HedCam, hijinks ensue.

Using the structure and duration of a pop song, artist Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay comments on the pervasiveness of communication in “the information age” at the turn of this century. The video also acts as a reflection on the virtual reality we experience via innumerable screens today.

Three popular songs, with animated backgrounds, sung by the Four Gentlemen Quartet: All Through the Night, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, and Waltzing Matilda.

Bruno Pelletier recorded this concert to accompany his 2007 album of the same name. The arrival of this album was provoked by the resounding success of the tour of Bruno Pelletier and the GrosZharmonie which, at the start, was only supposed to be a little relaxed break between two projects. This album is that of a singer savoring the moment by interpreting soft songs, tinged with the hushed jazz of the GrosZharmonie. There are a few songs from his favorite artists, new arrangements of pieces from his repertoire as well as original material.

An LGBT parody of The Sound of Music's "Do, Re, Mi".