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T1D is an expository documentary about living with type one diabetes. The main Subjects are Sarah and Maria. They will tell their unique story of how they got diagnosed, how they lived with it after and how it is living with it now. Type one diabetes is a chronic autoimmune illness in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks the insulin producing cells in the pancreas, which causes high blood sugar levels. This documentary will lead to education about T1D and people living with it.

Footsteps Forward is a short film about rediscovering the things you love when the reason for doing it is gone.

Determined to complete the most extreme level of North America's oldest and longest cross-country ski event, three women traverse an unexpectedly serene and peaceful winter landscape on their two-day journey of exhilarating glides and challenging terrain, showcasing the impressive stamina and resolve required to reach the finish line.

Following a lifelong hunter deep into the Northern Yukon, the film tracks his pursuit of the animal he reveres most. With a careful eye on the often-overlooked spiritual motivations behind the hunt, and exploring the ethical contradictions, the film challenges viewers to confront the complexities of the hunting instinct in the modern world.

Jimmy, a disillusioned young man working in a slaughterhouse soon discovers the blood, the mechanized violence, and the monotony of his job begin to consume him, staining not only his hands but also his soul.

A man ventures into the unknown, seeking meaning, but instead finds a nightmarish world where desire and fear collide. As his body and mind unravel, he's dragged through a surreal descent that strips away his identity, reducing him to something hollow and corrupted.

The day before their wedding, she told him she didn’t want children and may never will. The Rhino follows their marriage 11 years later, exploring how this conflict shapes their relationship. Through reenacted memories and lived moments, the film observes how love, grief, and tenderness coexist alongside an irreconcilable difference.

After rumours spread of a puzzle leading to a secret treasure left behind by the president of the University, two students find themselves seven years deep into untangling this labyrinth of lies with only one name to guide them... David.

A little bit of this and a little bit of that.

After meeting what seems to be the man of her dreams on a website, Alice gets involved into a deep scheme which she can't seem to escape from.

A man helps his friend leave the world behind.

Four friends sneak into an abandoned theatre school to document their first mushroom trip, but an inkling that they aren't alone turns their plans for a fun night into a paranoia induced spiral into violence, chaos and horror

In No Kidding, a quaint and picturesque Welsh town is divided by an uncommon issue: they have a goat problem. Wild Kashmiri goats stray increasingly far from their home to encounter a quirky cast of characters from the obstinate mayoress to an artist with a goat muse. We follow on their journey, unravelling their place within this slightly absurd village ecology.

As a surgeon’s daughter, she once roamed the hospital with wonder. Returning as a patient in adulthood, she encounters a medical system where machine precision has displaced the human touch. Using charcoal and paint on glass, filmmaker Carine Khalifé tells a personal story using art as a vehicle for memory, resistance and a quest for meaning.

Over the course of a sleepless night, a film student wrestles with exhaustion, corrupted footage, and hallucinations of flickering lights while attempting to finish his newest horror piece. By morning, his imagined visions have somehow reshaped the film in ways he never intended.

DJ, a mentally-plagued electronica musician, stumbles upon the “Master Frequency”—a dangerous sound wave that distorts the body and mind. As DJ falls deeper into the frequency’s grasp, they must save their mind and loved ones.

Through the detours of a correspondence project, we accompany young indigenous and non-indigenous people in a patient crisscrossing, at their level, between childhood and adolescence, until real bonds are created between them.

R. James Edwards documents his experience with the medical system and the ways his disability is viewed and grieved for by outsiders through poetry.

A forgotten musical record connects Caracas to Tehran, revealing untold stories of oil, not as a commodity, but as a political leverage for the liberation struggles in Palestine and building Pan-Arab solidarity between 1960-1970.

Jenny travels to Italy for a special bottle of wine for her sister's wedding. She meets Arrigo, also looking for the famous "Love Wine" and together their search leads to a love of their own.

In a dark movie theater, a young boy’s anxiety swells as he debates making the first move—until a small act of courage speaks louder than words.

An intimate and impactful sharing becomes fertile ground for the birth of a friendship and a film.

A spectral figure appears in a night landscape where multiple temporalities converge. This work-in-progress is the first dispatch from the Ectoplasmic Research Group. As the beginning of a trilogy that considers what it means to compost the « self » in an era that places increased value on identity and other forms of enclosure, self-composting embraces ectoplasmic, transfeminist, and non-binary frames of « becoming, » as that which exceeds collective operating systems driven by capture and capital.

A small-town funeral musician and aspiring writer, Lena Rosewell 'borrows' life stories of those whose funerals she attends, re-writing & publishing them as her own. When an enigmatic funeral crasher begins to take an interest in her, she must confront her own morality, and decide whether her lack of inspiration on the prairies is worth the weight of her creative choices.

Following two aspiring artists over the course of an evening as their decaying relationship hits a breaking point at a friends dinner party.

A confession propels Todd into a surreal and unexpected journey.

The voice we hear comes from far off-screen, thousands of kilometres away from the vistas of Toronto unfolding before us. These are countless voicemails from Colombia left by the director’s loving grandmother.

A short, experimental meditation on addiction, suicide, and existential angst. Poetry is performed while footage grows increasingly distorted. Segment from Fringe Hippo's anthology film "Elegy Apokalypto".

After being stranded on a frozen rural road a weary man seeking shelter slowly finds the town’s local legend closing in on him

Aided by machine learning, a bioengineer creates a mutant enzyme inspired by larvae capable of digesting plastic. Insects, sapiens, models, and machines are consumed by extraction, ingestion, excretion, and an unconscious drive to return to a state of matter before life.

Aphantasia, the inability to generate mental images, affects 1 to 3% of the population. In my early twenties, I learned that my mind was blind. It was quite a paradigm shift to realize that "visualizing" isn't a metaphor.

In 2021, improv comedian Luke O’Grady is asked to perform his first ever stand-up comedy set, and record it as a special. The only catch: there is no audience. A meditation on what the role of the comedian is without an audience to guide and assess the performance.

Milo and Luca are living in perfect bliss, isolated from the world. But when a storm breaks out in the distance, Milo's fear drives them to seek refuge deep inside the house. What was meant to be their safe haven slowly turns into an oppressive prison. To save their relationship, it won’t be enough to escape the storm outside — they’ll have to face the one raging within.

Delays in cancer diagnosis are killing Canadians. Surgeon-scientist Dr. Kazuhiro Yasufuku is fighting this crisis head-on with a groundbreaking device that could cut wait times from weeks to minutes.

This one time, my buddy Charles shook hands with Oliver Stone, what happened next was crazy!

Depicting the passage of the four seasons in a single year, this contemplative documentary reveals the tragic yet magnificent decline of a world in agony.

A poet’s experience living with chronic vaginal pain.

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?

A reunion between two ex-friends unravels the delicate space between friendship and Queer desire.

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.

A circle has no beginning and no end. Wheels burn on a road leading nowhere. The serpent consumes itself. The drive within that seeks meaning in destruction and cause for resurrection. A name from a dream and a promise: Keep Falling And I'll Find You. In Through the shadows to paradise we enter a study of cycles, repetition and drive using found and archival footage. This work synthesizes movement with a cinematic sound inspired by old Hollywood occult and the strange under belly of Americana, a liminal space where queerness lives. Through the darkness emerges an ephemeral beauty, as Kier Griffiths and Tyler Alexander-founders of HOMO- shape the visuals, with a live experimental score by Jared St. James.

26-year-old Jackie holds the threads of hope for her relationship with childhood best friend Claire. Jackie is stuck in a cycle of their past traumas and what to do about their relationship. Through different time periods of their lives, Jackie reflects on her friendship with Claire, from its past to its future.

Seven people think about their place in the universe.

Hitmen "White" and "Black" discuss what they'll do after their last job.

The blizzard has finally rolled in, just before the holidays. What could possibly go wrong when 2 polar opposites have to spend 3 days together?

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The Terry Lee Canoe Club of Sts’ailes First Nation began as a family crew and now thrives in resurgence, guided by Cathrine and Devin Paul, uniting generations through carving, training, and cultural continuity.

Filmmaker Gulzar and their two best friends spend a tired afternoon together. What begins as a playful conversation about hair, turns into an intimate reflection on gender, identity and belonging.

A survivor of a school shooting deals with her grief, survivor's guilt and the future that lies ahead.

In Colombia's La Guajira desert, three Wayuu guardians fight corporate powers exploiting their ancestral land, as green energy projects and a vital reservoir serve everyone but them.

Lee Elbaz, a 36-year-old Israeli, was arrested by the FBI, exposing a global fraud industry. While serving 22 years in prison, she maintains her innocence as the industry’s leaders evade punishment.

A mislabeled package convinces jewelry designer Alex she's found her ideal man, sending her and delivery driver Jack on a citywide search that helps them discover what they truly want.

Two sisters who had been adopted internationally explore and compare their respective pasts for the first time. Their candid discussion reveals both an ambivalence toward their abandonment and the strength of their sisterly bond. By transforming their personal archives into a collage inspired by origami, Fanny Lord-Bourcier fills in the blurry areas of their shared history.

In a brave effort to reconnect with her family, a Canadian filmmaker returns to her ancestral home of Guadeloupe to discover families torn apart over land inheritance—a relic of French colonial legacy that continues to fracture Guadeloupean families today.