The story of Magnum Crassus and Opus Sun re-envisioned featuring additional and deleted scenes from the original.
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The story of Magnum Crassus and Opus Sun re-envisioned featuring additional and deleted scenes from the original.
After nearly three months of quiet, a familiar face returns, determined to right the wrongs of the past.
A loose abstract animation about the relationships we hold dear.
A small group of American soldiers battle their way through the war-torn jungles of Vietnam.
Sabrina struggles to finish an assignment due at midnight.
“The Soup” is a charming story about a robot farmer, our beloved protagonist, who embarks on a very special adventure. His mission? Make the perfect soup. But beyond the soup, this film has a deep and meaningful message that I want to convey.
In a hostile workplace, Riley is worked to exhaustion until she finds herself in a dream with her coworker Léon where they work to overcome their differences.
A short look into the challenges of dealing with a zombie bite.
Julien visits his older sister, Sarah, who leads a cloistered life in a residential tower and no longer wants to see anyone. He discovers with terror that she has taken refuge in a hermetic world, surrounded by frightening terrariums.
Set entirely to original music, Ghostwriters tells the story of two songwriters who are kidnapped and tortured in order to write a comeback hit for a popstar going through a public scandal.
Detective Bernard Tichaud will have to investigate a series of mysterious disappearances that are occurring in the small town of Trouville.
A young man looks back at his childhood and innocence reflecting on his changes in perspective.
A revolving door of conversations at a café table as the afternoon slips away, and the drink of choice goes from Coffee to Cocktails.
The bitterness of an uncommunicative couple manifests itself over the course of an evening's television viewing. Unable to address the issues which threaten their relationship directly, the couple seethe and stew against a telling aural backdrop of television commercials and entertainment, directing cynical asides about each other's faults to the viewers. In the role of confidante, the viewer is given the uneasy task of bearing witness to their relationship's inevitable destruction.
An epic saga of good will towards men. And a woman.
A young gay man deals with the aftermath of a sexual assault.
"Surviving Memory" is a film about the role of loss in the formation of identity. It is a narrative intercut with documentary fragments of political actions, which connect the various characters to event through collective memory. Through autobiographical spoken texts, the narrator relays fragments of a relationship between two Jewish women.
A campy docudrama about what makes some of the kids at Toronto's schools happy and gay.
Linda lives in rural Newfoundland with her disabled husband and teenage daughter. Like many women, she works in the local crab processing plant. While struggling to keep her family together, Linda is forced to confront the secret she has been desperately trying to hide.
After an apocalypse eradicates almost all life, an entity finds a film highlighting some good humanity has done.
An entity undergoes a trance whilst admiring nature.
Powerful As God - The Children's Aid Societies of Ontario is a documentary that delves into society's most controversial and secretive topics. The film navigates 'truth' by engaging twenty-six witnesses with diverse experiences into conversation. By facilitating a voice for individuals whose lives have been tragically affected, with observations and recommendations by experts who have worked directly with the agency (such as doctors, social workers and lawyers), the film reveals a child welfare system plagued by systemic and bureaucratic abuse that urgently requires public attention. Financed by tax dollars and wielding extraordinary power, the Children's Aid Society is deconstructed to reveal a broken system where employees have been heard to describe their influence over children and families to be as powerful as god.
An innocent and curious dog encounters a mysterious noise outside. After investigating it, his life changes forever.
Kokoro Is for Heart features poet Gerry Shikatani and explores the relationships surrounding language, image and sound, set to the backdrop of a gravel pit. When I got the footage back from the lab I was disappointed because of the periodic flipping of the image. After screening the footage several times I realised that the malfunctioning camera rendered the filmed-nature unnatural ...and this poses questions: what is nature? What is natural? Ph
A real estate agent encounters a slump late in his career. Exhibiting questionable behaviour, he struggles to find balance between his professional obligations and personal relationships.
In our mobile society some families move a lot, and children have to make new friends just when they are becoming comfortable with the ones they have. This film tries to show what goes on in the mind of a nine-year-old girl who finds her happiness disturbed both by a move to another street and by her father's increasing drunkenness.
On the way to a cottage weekend with friends, a couple’s drive takes an unexpected turn when a passing cemetery stirs unresolved tensions.
Zach presents himself as an enigmatic figure, oscillating between controlled vulnerability and an almost mythological confidence. Through answers that are sometimes too perfect, sometimes unsettling, he builds a portrait that constantly slips between sincere confession and calculated fabrication.
Set in a quiet Iranian field, Leaving follows a dialogue between a house and a mountain as a family departs. It is a poetic meditation on migration and memory.
In northern Iran, this docu-fiction captures a family's week-long reunion from arrival to farewell. Showcasing tradition, daily life, and music into a quiet portrait of memory, connection, and time's gentle passing.
In stark black and white, plates drop into animal traps and shatter, accompanied by a constant falling sound that turns breakage into a rhythmic, unsettling ritual.
A young man has an appointment with a blood donation... it sucks.
Discussing a romantic partner with her mother, a daughter receives an unforeseen reaction to her prospects.
The Arctic Circle War, the largest manhunt across the far reaches of Canada's Northwest Territories for Albert Johnson, The Mad Trapper of Rat River.
You shouldn't swear lightly.
Please Adjust Your Sex is a DIY no-budget videotape by and for young people that encourages viewers to engage in safer sex and safer drug use practices while also encouraging them to embrace their desires and reject the patronizing and moralizing media cacophony bombarding them everyday.
An entity fruitlessly attempts to contemplate its present.
It's one of those places where you can wash your clothes until very late at night, a place of ceramics and neon. He enters with his stuffed bag and throws it onto one of the many machines waiting for him there.
A researcher uncovers an ancient entity in the High Arctic and is compelled into twisted servitude.
Premise TBA, described as an "absurdist take on addiction"
Estranged siblings rediscover the light from their dark past after the death of their abusive father.
What if your best friend was just a figment of your imagination? Alex and Mel have been friends for years, and do practically everything together. When Mel begins coming to Alex's classes, though, something seems off. Rumors fly, and Alex begins to question if her best friend is even real.
A short experimental film, “Discrete Moments” offers some paradoxical thoughts on the mathematics of “forever and ever.” While a big jet plane crawls across the tarmac, a love held back, goes unnoticed. “Discrete Moments” was produced for the 1994 Cineworks omnibus film Breaking Up in 3 Minutes. Six Vancouver filmmakers were each given 200 feet of film, restricted to one day of shooting, three edits, one track of sound, and asked to make a three minute film about the break-up of a personal relationship.
Meredith is a rambunctious islander who rather go fishing than anything else. Especially rather than being stuck practicing piano indoors! Using her wit and a little help from Finny the dog, she escapes her dads vigilance for a day of fun by the shore. But after she gets involved in a fishing accident, Meredith and her dad learn how listening to each other may be the key to rebuilding their trust in each other.
Five friends through friendship and creative arts came together and made a feature-length film. All diagnosed with autism/aspergers, they share accomplishments and encourage everybody to never give up and follow their dreams.
Taken from the Icelandic meaning of unclear/vague, this short visual poem takes a look at a smaller, more intimate story about one person's response to the unprecedented uncertainty in our current climate. Keeping the narrative open, it is down to the viewer to dissect and illicit meaning. Meaning that can be interpreted in an object, a person, something physical, mental or even something simple like the weather.
An entity undergoes a quarantine and the mind, body and soul experience deterioration.
As they exit youth and apprehend adulthood, two girls in wanders find themselves trying to resonate an inexcusable act they're about to commit.