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An American and Korean soldier are forced to leave their pregnant wives to serve during the Korean war; the destinies of the four lives becoming forever intertwined.

Two early thirty-somethings carry out the most honest job interview ever. A jaded HR recruiter and an uninspired candidate discover that they have more in common than they initially thought.

A young woman in Toronto waits outside of a subway station to meet her blind date. Despite sending some messages back and forth, he fails to show up. After he finally sends a message saying that he can't make it, she returns home on the subway, considering the loneliness in her life.

The picking of sweetgrass becomes an action — and word — with profound meaning in this gently mesmerizing piece by multidisciplinary writer and artist shalan joudry.

When Remington, a new non-binary student at St. Joan of Arc Academy, bumps into devoutly Catholic Jules on the first day of senior year, a forbidden romance blossoms. When cast as the leads in a school production of "Romeo and Juliet", the Shakespeare play blends into real life. Will this be just another Shakespeare tragedy, or can Jules and Remington take back control of their own destiny?

After moving to Canada, Kaki is obsessed with finding an exotic species of pink dolphin that takes its habitat in Hong Kong. She starts a dolphin-sighting trip scam with her friend but only to realize what she longed for is more than just the dolphin. A piece to investigate the longing for home and its values.

"I dedicate this to all the artists who feel like they're under the stairs, a hundred words away from their masterpiece. It doesn't take a hundred words, it only takes three. I. Love. Me."

In a diner’s final hour, a retired detective and struggling waitress must unravel a conspiracy before the coffee gets cold.

The human body is composed of 65% water.

Late one evening, around the fire, a guest appears. Hearing him cry out in pain, Alexandra comes to his aid. A science-fiction movie made by good friends.

A stuntwoman finds herself trapped in a vicious cycle of rebirths through her ashes. One evening during a routine ride in her sports car, an explosive accident changes her daily life forever. FENIX takes you to a transcendent, nocturnal, sexy rock’n roll world, where lost souls break free and unearth forgotten treasures.

At the end of the shift, the cook of a small snack bar in the lower town receives a weekly visit from his potato delivery boy. But an error in the order will trigger a gastronomic and passionate encounter.

A woman is tormented by a menacing creature who tries to take control of her body.

The third film of David and Paul Pope's "Pope Trilogy" alongside Offstage Line and Slipway.

High school is over, summer is ending, and Jake must say goodbye to his best friend Sarah but can’t. Instead, he confesses his true love and his desire to go with her. When Sarah rejects him, Jake seeks out escape by any means necessary: random sex, violence, going crazy, even buying into Charles’ deluded dream of driving to Toronto to become a stand up comic. But Jake’s real escape route leads not along the open road. It leads in the direction of a crazed dancing stranger.

A short musical film that imagines the experience of a teacher and students who witnessed the great fire at the Quaker Oats factory in 1916 from their classroom at King George Public School in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada. Years later, ghosts of memories appear for an older man who vows peace. It features musical performances by singers Marsala Lukianchuk, Rob Fortin and a cast of children.

A father fears his son is losing his religious and cultural identity. The son worries that his father has lost touch with the modern world and desperately wants him to adapt.

A young woman falls in love with a waitress in a greasy-yet-nostalgic Hong Kong-style cafe, but a language gap divides the two - or is there something more?

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.

Torn from her family at the age of 4, Eugenea, a Métis girl living in foster care, fights to reconnect.

Two strangers have an introspective conversation on the top of a lookout.

Frustrated with his Muslim friends and their assimilation into western culture, Omar makes an impromptu trip to Pakistan.

Skaters instead of adolescent movie stars! DIYs instead of dead bodies! Rob Sluggos instead of trains! Inspired by the coming of age classic Stand By Me, Alana Paterson’s short “Slam By Me” is a charming, funny and nostalgic portrayal of everything that comes with putting your foot on a board.

Best friends in their youth, two women meet again to share a now meaningless tradition

In an alternate earth, the apocalypse has wrecked havoc on Tyler’s whole reality.

Crush is the story of a man who wants to turn into an animal. He employs a variety of techniques to transform himself. He cuts off parts of his body. He exercises. He wants to return to the water to speed up evolution a little. Has he gone mad, or is he just tired of being human? As the narrator descends into his private obsessions, we begin to perceive the distorted outlines of reason that guide his journey. The trajectory he takes allows us to reflect upon the correlations between the body and identity, our culture’s obsession with the body beautiful and what it means to be human.

A chance meeting between the supercool, worldly wise Belly and the awkward, heart-broken Femur becomes an afternoon roam around the city. Their day culminates into what would seem to be a simple gesture to most but proves pivotal for these two.

A rich, visual tapestry of unrequited desire.

Olivier, 29 years-old, wonders where his past ambitions have gone. Today, a very special announcement gives him a chance to reset his life in a new direction: he's a father.

A young man, discharged from the army, returns to his coal town.

During an ordinary day, an entity experiences a nervous breakdown.

Matilde’s world is turned upside from the death of her beloved grandfather. As his primary caregiver towards the end of his life, Matilde inherits Avo’s store in Toronto's Kensington Market, to the dismay of his two children. Desperate to hold on to her connection with her grandfather, Matilde attempts the stress of business ownership. With Matilde’s mother and uncle disapproving, and her relationship with Annie beginning to take a turn, Matilde has to make some hard choices about what matters most.

Brotherhood An Egotistic Journey of a Blind Mind is about "Two friends drawn apart by the most common human emotion...Love" Two best friends, Marcus and Vincent are your ideal hoodlums. On a daily routine they drink alcohol, play basketball and idolize women. Stuck in a rut the two are introduced to a young go-getter named Ariana. Through getting to know her a wedge is thrown into Marcus and Vincent's relationship and it might never be repaired. Ego gets in the way and it blinds them.

You Take Care Now, an early student film, is a perfect exemplar of Ann Marie Fleming's idiosyncratic vision and stands as one of her signature works. Made on 16mm, and incorporating found footage, original material, animation, and processed images (Vancouver's groundbreaking avant-garde cinema of the 1970s is a decided influence here), Fleming's film offers a visually dazzling, emotionally wrenching, oddly humorous account of two profound personal traumas.

Pretty Dangerous follows Seleziya 'Sparx' Esho. A professional wrestler, and the emotional divide between her obsession for what she loves and the physical & mental strain it puts on her body and family.

A solitary yet charming bartender working a wedding reception is pulled into a series of complicated family issues after befriending the bride's impulsive sister.

A young man, Ashton, has no choice but to confront his dark past.

A mysterious blue rock keeps bothering Érik who's trying to carry on his daily routine. He soon discovers that it has magical powers that can cause a lot of trouble.

A man tends to his garden and to his worries.

Two children wander in a dead world where degenerate echoes of the past resonate.

A frigid night blankets a neighborhood skating rink. Théo, 14, skates alone in endless circles, as if trying to escape something that haunts him. Then, a presence emerges. His father. Words are exchanged, glances meet. But beneath the surface, what unfolds goes far beyond appearances: regrets, silences, a need for answers. Not far off, Gabriel, his friend, watches the scene alongside his grandfather Paul — a silent witness to a moment that feels larger than life. Face-Off is an intimate drama brought to life through a minimalist and restrained direction, where the ice becomes a mental space — a place of inner confrontation. Through this open-air chamber piece, the film explores isolation, and the visceral need to speak what was never said. Hovering between realism and disquiet, Face-Off intentionally keeps the viewer in a hazy in-between — where emotion takes over reason, and absence becomes almost tangible.

The second installment of Mattel's Royal couple begins the morning after. Ken wakes from his perfect relationship slumber to discover to discover that life is not a series of ghetto blaster moments. His 'mistake' has started a chain reaction that could lead to the breakdown of everything he knows. This is a story where 2 plastic icons struggle to discover what they are truly made of.

What do you get the girl who has everything? Ken is about to learn the hard way that cultural icons have EXPECTATIONS. Christmas morning, Ken proudly presents Barbie with his gift...a toaster. Thrown out of the house instantly, Ken is left to consider where he may have gone wrong. Enlightenment is never a clear path however, and Ken has to travel far, in both mind and body to win his sweetheart back.

In a boarded-up house running out of food, water, and options, a couple prepares to carry out the suicide pact they agreed on months ago. But when the moment finally arrives, Cathy hesitates, forcing the two to confront their grief, their fear, and whether survival—however bleak—still matters.

When they arrive in Nigeria they expect boredom and culture shock, but the journey turns out to be something completely different, changing the way they view family, tradition and belonging. The film is directed by Regina Idu Udalor and is a family-friendly film told with large doses of humor and authenticity.

Ethan Weigelt documents five months of travel through North America, culminating in his eighteenth birthday. In a stream-of-consciousness manner, he captures his everyday experiences while stepping into adulthood.

The introduction of computers into the workplace in 1969 posed a threat to white-collar workers whose jobs they might replace. This drama documentary looks at the situation from the perspective of the employees and of management.

A gambling addict comes to terms with his obsession

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.

Two teenage brothers get their family inheritance cheque and start to figure out ways on how they'll blow it.

Éclat is about a conversation between two friends the day after a wild night out. One doesn't want to see another drop of alcohol, the other has just gotten started. This difference triggers an ideological debate which leads them to solve a mystery from the night before...

After a chance meeting with his childhood hero, a man’s euphoria over the encounter turns into an existential crisis as he continues bumping into the former major league baseball player everywhere he goes.

A little eagle dances as his brother films him. An encounter between two artists, filmmaker-composer Christopher and powwow dancer John-Philip.

Viviane, an eccentric embalmer, comes face to face with her own body. Trying to understand, the improbability of the situation will confront her with her relationship with the living.

An aspiring con-artist works on his craft.

An Inuit mother and daughter, Kumaa’naaq and Marguerite, must negotiate the pressures of assimilation after relocating to a new life in the South in the 1930s. Based on a true story.