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Two weary treasure hunters are in search of the prize of a lifetime. but it's guarded by the Desert Knight- A warrior and merciless killer, preserved in the sands of time…

A devout Christian man searches for signs of an apocalyptic divine message in the light outside his window, sinking into an all-consuming obsession that threatens to destroy him.

A specialist escort visits a client and things don't go as planned.

A recently divorced and deflated James moves in with his grandmother Patty, a fiercely independent octogenarian. Despite Patty’s declining physical abilities, she is reluctant to give up her autonomy.

Founded in 1980 as the Gay Community Appeal, Community One Foundation has from the start raised funds for an array of community projects and organizations, with the organization and its name evolving along with the community itself. What started as a predominantly white, middle-class collective redefined itself during the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and ’90s and continues to adapt today to better meet the needs of our Toronto communities. Supporting Our Selves is a moving exploration of more than four decades of activism, told through the lens of the Toronto-based philanthropic organization.

After a threesome proposal, Beatrix drinks cranberry juice non-stop hoping it will improve her sexual life.

Anna a young woman with bulimia goes to have breakfast alone. She enjoys her food until she starts to feel people watching her. She ends up purging in the washroom and running back home.

A bus pulls into a university campus bus stop.

A young man trades his freedom for blood lust. Things go from bad to worse.

Former flight attendant Émilienne, 76, lives on a small farm in Centre-du-Québec. As the seasons go by, she helps us discover a way of life in symbiosis with the living and the passing of time.

A moment in time becomes blown out, jumbled, and misremembered as it is repeated incessantly.

Virtual Spectres combines scrolling social media feeds with incomplete body scans, situating them together in 3D space. Moving patterns emerge when layers of TikTok footage are superpositioned and the silhouettes of their creators briefly occupy the same time and space, being swiped together and then away. The video ruminates on our existence as cyborgs in a state of the in-between and everywhere. How does it feel to have body-consciousness that is stretched between macro spaces and virtual spaces, duplicated between flesh organs and corporately owned data centres across the world?

A meditation on the ancient ritual of fire dancing in Bulgaria.

This film follows the work of community members, advocates and supporters to bring an end to street sweeps - the practice of city workers and police displacing unhoused people from public spaces. On July 1st, 2022, the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) pulled out of accompanying City of Vancouver workers during street sweeps. This reprieve allowed unhoused residents to setup shelters leading to the Hastings St. Tent City. Over the following months, the City and VPD engaged in a campaign to banish people to nowhere, providing no housing and no suitable shelter. During this time, residents, community members and advocates fought back, demanding accountability and an end to displacement.

Have you heard the legend of the killer rabbit? It would seem that a man, thought to be dead, is prowling the community cemetery... wearing a strange rabbit costume.

Brooke, an adult content creator, receives a sensitive package in the mail. Upon arrival, it's clear that the package has been tampered with - a recurring issue with her parcels. After filing another complaint, Brooke is contacted by the perpetrator, a mailman with an unsettling interest in her. A corrosive urge to retaliate takes hold as Brooke plays out her reprisal to its unexpected climax.

No Family is about the murder of a bunch of kids and parents

We are in the 80s and a girl in her 20s decides to take an aerobic dance class, but she quickly realizes something's wrong with this place and it's not what she expected.

This is a story about the time I almost became a flamingo.

The screen is split in four parts. Each parts show Sarah who see someone in his house. She's go see who is here.

Fire and Blood is an animated short taking place in an alternative version of the French Revolution where the prince Louis XVII take revenge on the revolutionaries by releasing the monstrous beast of Gévaudan in the street of Paris.

“hi ading” is a poetic short that provides a glimpse into a love story. Speaking to their parents’ past selves, Dinaly asks and hopes that these past versions might help them realize that the decisions they may not understand are still made out of love.

A pair of huntresses encounter a stranger in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

A meditation on the radically different means of creation available to us, Jason Zumpano’s latest short “Glide” is an invitation to the mythopoetic and the various materials, from the painterly to the digital, that bring it into existence. Against Matisse-like colour palettes and impressionistic-resolutions, the central figure of “Glide” is a woman floating on a lantern-helmed rowboat. We float through various angles and perspectives as she’s drawn languidly towards a collective future. The screen blends between settings that emerge from sky to ocean and from canvas to characters coming together in a watery dreamscape that enacts a mysterious ritual. The soundtrack voices the oceanic and star-lit setting. Think Vangelis in an Aeolian reverie of golden hues. Think, ponder and glide.

History, religion, and colonialism collide with spiritual awakening, miracles, and poverty in Portobelo, Panama, where locals worship a black Jesus Christ. Culminating in the rapturous yearly festival, his most devout followers share how they came to their faith.

A student short film.

After 25 years of blindness, Dan gets a chance to see his wife and children for the very first time. It may also be his last.

This Bed I Made presents the bed as a place of solace and agency beyond just a site of illness or isolation. Through the shared stories of two Filipino men living with HIV, the video explores modes of care, restoration, and abundance in the midst of pandemic pervasion.

A lo-fi short film shot exclusively after midnight on the streets of Ottawa, Canada in the winter of 2021/22.

A man finds himself ruminating over the transgressive intimacies of a past relationship. This film is for anyone who can’t move on, featuring trans characters and themes of transmutation and bodily autonomy.

Banana Anna, back from work, exhausted, after a day of work, is attacked by an intruder in her home. She fights him and throws him a volley. Turning around, she realizes that he was not alone and that full of intruders hides very badly in the house.

The maps shall adapt to Man's ambition.

Our protagonist races against time and space to deliver a cure to their partner. Created in under 48hrs for the Calgary Underground Film Festival 2023.

A genetically modified invasive species, bred to eat plastic and spin it into rope, makes a bid for freedom in the last wilderness on earth. A dutiful scientist is sent by a ruthless algorithm to hunt it down and destroy it. As she experiences the forest for the first time in her life, the scientist begins to question everything she has been taught about pollution, conservation, and the mythos of the untouched wilderness.

A boy befriends the new kid at school who is on the local dive team. His new friend convinces him to join the team.

Eva and Christian find their relationship on the verge of crumbling; when a routine trip forces them to reconsider if their love is worth the pain and if they can ever learn to trust one another again.

After a summer apart, two brothers spend a car ride home trying (and failing) to keep their secrets from each other.

A woman goes through a tough breakup.

A clay-animated film following Edgar Allan Poe on his accidental trip to Baltimore, with memory and nightmares of his works as he heads to his final moments.

Wednesday evening, they rob a bank. Holed up in a chalet in the forest, far from view, the hardest part is done. Now all they have to do is wait.

A small mushroom lady flees a jackalope through an enchanted forest.

This beautiful stop-motion animation love story was created by Sydney Smith and Jason Levangie. It was conceived as a music video for the song "Agricola & Sarah" performed and recorded by the Halifax, Nova Scotia band Gypsophilia (Sa-ba-da-OW!, 2009).

By embarking on a journey to document the art of wandering, Yann-Manuel Hernandez captures the relationships between human, nature and society in a stream of captivating images. Shot out of the system during various months in Colombia, this documentary immerses us in the life of two wanderer backpackers, the DIY culture and the search for another way of life.

When Annette, a sweet grandma, receives a phone call from her grandchildren telling her they're on their way she swiftly starts to prepare the meal. After the preparations are done, she sits down to enjoy her bowl of soup but something is different.

A female voice whispers poetry among animated chaos.

This film explores the intimacy and trust that exists in the bond between a rigger and a bunny in the context of shibari. It explores the connection in bondage outside of the context of gender and sexuality: in this film pleasure is our only idol.

Nate travels between imaginations, dreams, and realities as they attempt to transition away from their mother — someone who feels most inescapable. Nate is forced to tackle their fear in this very transformative period of their life, right here, right now.

It is a text by the Russian avant-garde poet Daniil Kharms (1905-1942). On improvised jazz music, characters knock each other out with incongruous objects, in a ruined city setting.

When Jay fails to audition in a K-pop group, his uncertain future is only prolonged in the comfortable city of Montreal. While the people around him have different undercurrent thoughts about him, his only pillar of confidence lies in his whimsical personality.

An animated tale of girl meets girl set against a Montreal cityscape. From black and white into vibrant colour, the city comes alive as their recognition and connection grows.

In The Lost Art of the Future, Cuthand talks about artists he has known who passed away while living with HIV/AIDS and the art he wishes he had been able to see them make if their lifetimes had been longer.

Photographic images, scenes of everyday life. Connected together, a new landscape emerges.

Francis has been living in his apartment for several years. However, his world quickly falls apart has he learns that he has five minutes to leave his apartment and pack his belongings.

After sustaining a serious major brain injury alpinist Barry Blanchard reflects on his adventures and reconciles his life in the mountains.

An entity realizes the truth of its existence.