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Lammert Koonstra, a proud dairy farmer getting close to retirement, reflects on 25 years of organic farming, the effects it’s had on his family, the consequences of corporate greed, and a shrinking Canadian farming industry.
Two hungry guys discover the meaning of ‘Friendchips’ when they see it right in front of them.
A strange figure wanders inside a building: he presses elevator buttons, but each floor always promises the same landscapes of hallways, dark rooms, and a portrait of a woman with a cathedral background. The images intertwine until space becomes a mere illusion.
After her divorce, a mother drives a rented moving truck with her daughter in the passenger seat. The two head into a new future, only to discover the pain and difficulties of leaving the past behind.
A hand drawn rotoscope based animated micro film showing human's art in a way Ai could never take away from us. Depicted through a Samurai battle
Two friends must decide whether their differing visions of their futures are compatible with their friendship.
Something is amiss in the unit.
Healing is not always beautiful. Wild, grappling with internalized homophobia, spirals into addiction and denial within a surreal world until an ancient force compels her to choose darkness or healing.
An elderly man spends his days online, watching livestreams, as the turbulence of the real world threatens to impede on his isolation.
A short film by Daniel Faubert. Grand Prix Dérapage 2025.
In a living room, two people slow dancing become a landscape for (re)connection. A Slow Dance attempts to materialize the monolithic gesture that is longing, one that takes its roots in lifelong household transgressions and collective myths.
Experience history through a special documentary short film, Pulse of the Continent: Final Spike Steam Tour, telling the story of an incredible journey through North America spanning nearly 10,000 miles over 76 days. Come aboard with us as we revisit the magic and excitement of the Empress 2816 steam locomotive’s epic trip from Calgary to Mexico City and back.
An investigation to understand the impacts of the fish farms industry on the West coast of Vancouver Island.
Set in the year 2050, ARIA 夢姬 is a CGI animated speculative short film. In the smart surveillance city of Dream Harbor, a fourth-generation female AI agent named ARIA is on the verge of obsolescence. She is the product of a state-run “Cyber Road Initiative” designed to address labor shortages and declining birth rates. Modeled after a famous late actress, she is the image of “grace and restraint” and domestic femininity. The work references Donna Haraway’s “A Cyborg Manifesto” and ideas of a post-gender future.
Stéphane’s sister attempts once more to convince him that he suffers from HIV/AIDS. This time, however, she has no intention of forcing him to go to a hospital. She has something different in mind...
A music video turns into a conflict between father and son.
Super Mr. Woods is a surreal animated short that blurs the line between reverence and ridiculousness, offering a glimpse into an absurd world spiralling into consumer chaos. A mystic forest creature becomes a brand, a god, a myth, who serves as a mirror for our own consumer-driven culture.
When she learns that her ex's mother died, Céleste decides to crash the funeral to prove to her ex that she's totally fine.
A young man who can see colourful creatures invisible to everyone else has his life turned upside down when he meets a girl who can also see them.
Waverly is a modern love story set in 2024, exploring the emotional journey of a barmaid and a doorman as they navigate their growing romance in a world where financial struggles and ambition threaten to pull them apart. The film asks: Can love truly endure, or will the pursuit of wealth and status ultimately prevail?
A woman is drawn into a haze of memory, grief, and longing when her ex-girlfriend mysteriously returns for one final night.
In the future human beings are abandoning planet earth. This animated short story captures the final journey of three animals who are left behind.
Chance encounters can leave a lasting imprint, like ink on paper. At 13, Duncan Major met artist Tara Bryan and discovered a shared passion for letterpress printing that shaped his life. In her memory, Duncan created Imprint, a poetic animated film that serves as a heartfelt tribute. Using the letterpress and craft material she passed down to him, the film brings hand-printed art to life with vibrant animation, evocative imagery and a beautifully designed soundscape. Imprint celebrates how the relationships we build echo outward, leaving an enduring legacy.
Seven years after their graduation, the members of the indie rock band Low Tide are brought back to their hometown to perform for their high school reunion.
Sandra Laronde (Misko Kizhigoo Migizii Kwe, “Red Sky Eagle Woman”) is a champion of Indigenous arts and the founding artistic director of Red Sky Performance.
Globally renowned drag, circus, performance, and dance artists share their personal stories of resilience through captivating manifestos. From a French aerialist's life-saving journey of gender euphoria through circus to a Canadian dancer's defiant resistance against shadeism, and a Colombian queer refugee artist's poignant revelation of silenced asylum struggles, these inspiring artists come together to share stories that not only positively transformed their lives but also greatly impacted their communities. Blending documentary and art film, 'Resilience' captures vibrant performance manifestos born from a shared creation residency. Through visceral movement and powerful words, the film invites viewers to contemplate the beauty of human strength.
Ornithologist and artist Dr. Rob Butler explores the complicated and beautiful lives of crows while looking back on a lifetime of corvid obsession.
Quinn and Lacey play beer pong and discuss Lacey's recent breakup with Edward. Their friends Kai and Desmond join them from playing pool inside, and the mood shifts when Desmond reveals new information.
A weary paramedic arrives home after an exhausting night shift.
A feature documentary about a family defying erasure and preserving home away from home.
Portrait of a unique weeping willow tree at Film Farm residency in Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada. Hand-developed 16mm film.
This animated documentary visualizes an interview with Keyvan Mahjoor, an Iranian visual artist living and working in Montreal, Canada.
A man tries to direct his own dreams, but nothing goes as planned. While sculpture-like props and dreamlike soundscapes swirl around him, he’s swept into a world where he is a prisoner of his own subconsciousness. In this dreamscape, his deepest feelings and desires have a life of their own. So, who is truly in control?
A girl craves pizza but runs into every issue imaginable.
Geométrika is a mathematical odyssey that invites viewers on an experimental journey through the geometric wonders of the universe, reminiscent of watching floaters under your eyelids. Shot on 16mm, hand painted and developed. Music composed by Kevin Blundell.
Celebrated as an authority in the world of muskie fishing, Larry Ramsell now finds himself estranged from the tight-knit community of Hayward, Wisconsin—the so-called Muskie Capital of the World. At 82, Larry is a man consumed by obsession, his encyclopedic knowledge and unrelenting passion for muskie fishing having cost him dearly: three marriages, lifelong friendships, and his place among the very people who once revered him. Set against the icy, unforgiving waters of the St. Lawrence River, Muskie Man follows Larry as he prepares for one last hunt to claim the fish of a lifetime. As he navigates the physical toll of his age and the emotional weight of his exile, the film explores the fragile balance between obsession and isolation.
Sisters Farrah, Miriam, and Layla bond over chai and hair removal, dragging daughters Rina and Nora into witchy rituals that unravel trauma, family baggage, and body hair.
The Room phenomenon in Montreal.
He wakes up late. In a hurry, a small detail could ruin his day.
When Theodore is shoveling his sidewalk, Jimmy attempts & succeeds in murdering him!
Jeff is walking to class when confronted by Troy. Troy punches Jeff and they a fight breaks out between two!
OneBC Caucus is proud to present Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. Making a Killing is a feature documentary film exposing the massive scandal behind the taking of wealth, land, and power from the Canadian public to benefit indigenous tribes. It debunks the worst lie in Canadian history: the lie that 215 bodies were found at the Kamloops Residential School and that Canadians committed a mass murder against indigenous children. Making a Killing is the first documentary film produced by an elected caucus.
A One-Take Music Video for Gavin O'Sullivan's new song, IDOLS. Lyrics and Melody by O'Sullivan. Direction and Camera by Clinton.
Through Soul of the Foot, Mustafa Uzuner delivers a meditation in three movements that reflect a piece of Turkish history: the country’s interrupted attempt to join the European Union, which is still pending. The film spans 25 years and explores the intimate and collective memory of this project. First, families and the media gather to bear witness to the 1999 eclipse. Then, there’s a leap in time as politics infiltrates the filmmaker’s daily life and family interactions in the context of the country entering into negotiations. Finally, a present time unfolds like an urban symphony, where a collection of fragments of existence, captured on film, documents the aftermath. Without nostalgia or resentment, this essay attempts to animate Turkey’s past and future potential with sensitivity and detail.
Lisa reunites with her former partner Dan and recalls the circumstances of their breakup. As they trace the flow of water and memory, Lisa confronts Dan about what happened between them: a non-consensual act within an intimate relationship.
An archive of queer and trans experience in the town of Sackville, New Brunswick, weaving several strands of thought through intimate conversation: a children’s folktale, queer rurality, rising sea levels, and anti-queer legislation.
In the bustling world of cooking, we follow Patrick Turcot, a passionate chef seeking a balance between the intensity of his profession and his family life. This immersive documentary delves into his daily life, where creativity, team spirit, and constant pressure simmer in a hectic routine.
The local art competition is coming to town. We follow four contestants on their journey to victory.
Looking for a way out... On the other side of the daily grind of modern life... Is there still some message to be heard? Will we succeed or remain disconnected?
How diversity work led to chronic pain and a journey to healing through weightlifting.
Wounded and desperate, a lone woman survivor takes shelter in a long-abandoned convenience store, hoping for a moment’s rest. But the silence doesn't last.
A man wakes up on the side of the road with no memories, and a key. The key leads him to a destroyed laboratory where he begins to piece together what happened, and face the results of the failed experiments.
An experimental documentary about the sounds of urban spaces in Kingston, Ontario.
