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The film is a deeply personal documentary and "love letter" from filmmaker André-Line Beauparlant to her partner of over 30 years, legendary Quebecois filmmaker Robert Morin. Beauparlant turns the camera on her lover to understand both the man and the creator, exploring their life together, their artistic collaboration, and the complexities of his uncompromising work.
A man gets suddenly abducted by a mysterious figure who forces him to do terrible challenges to earn his freedom.
A date night at The Manderly, the hottest cocktail bar in town, goes awry when the infamous Winter's Bite returns to the menu.
Space-conquering, saucer-aircraft explorer Captain Oscar Bravo, and his sly subordinate Lieutenant Foxtrot, are made prisoners of Queen Xaltalusia XXIII (Isabelle), after discovering a mysterious stone on their journey and being engulfed by her permanent and outlandish jail, Planet of the Toum, from where the cosmic crusaders must escape while fending off her heavy-duty military, and their own brotherly conflict, to restore love and peace in the Galaxy.
Peter is a young gay Indigenous man adopted by Acadian parents. Accompanied by his boyfriend, Darren, he sets out in search of his biological family while embracing his Wolastoqey heritage.
A comedy special featuring Sam Cyr and Marylène Gendron, each delivering 45 minutes of witty, endearing, and refreshingly bold humor.
Hired to protect a royal reputation, Sherlock Holmes and John Watson soon find their investigation crossing paths with Irene Adler, the one woman Holmes can never quite forget.
"(...)the most important event of my day has been remembering the improbable adventure of H.K: 5000 years after the first kalaallit expedition, renowned and reviled archaeologist Herbjørg Kristofferson tries to lift up an ambitious budget for a reckless expedition to the Secret Pavilion of Monk Ko-Hu, near the Russian Arctic"
Georgia, a jaded grocery store clerk in her 20s, moves through life apathetically. As dissatisfaction with her monotonous life becomes all-consuming, she sets a countdown that forces her to confront unresolved tensions.
A crazed fan obsessed with the popular show, The Horror Squad Podcast, sets out to make sure they stop ignoring his cries for attention and review his self-produced horror movie, or pitch him an idea that may save their lives.
Zac hides dark emotions behind his cheerful facade. Sacha focuses on his so-called troubles, so Zac invites him to spend a day together to lift his spirits.
This documentary gives a voice to autistic teenagers who invite us into their imaginary worlds. Through their creations, the film offers an illuminating look at difference and reveals rich universes far removed from the clichés associated with the diagnosis.
A career built, challenged, and unraveled in public - told only through what was said at the time.
A man terrified of public bathrooms is pushed into a high pressure situation where his greatest weakness may become his greatest strength.
Ally Clement is throwing an intimate Halloween party for her closest friends. But before the festivities can really begin, a stranger drops by with a Halloween treat of her own.
Mimics is a short, found footage, horror film about two influencer sisters who move to the woods to get away from it all. But what finds them is a following like no other.
Jack, a grieving man in his thirties who recently lost his wife, turns to a mysterious drug called The Return Solution, which promises to reconnect users with what once made them happy. Desperate to see her again, he takes it and is briefly reunited with her through vivid visions. But after misreading the instructions and ingesting it incorrectly, the experience turns into a physical nightmare as his body begins violently rejecting everything he eats as if it were never consumed.
False flags. Forbidden archeology. Chemtrails. Nefarious extraterrestrials. Fake pandemics. Through the intertwined stories of truth-seekers, influencers, and ex-believers, the film explores what draws people into the gravitational pull of conspiracy culture, and what happens when your truth becomes your identity.
Stomach, thighs and ass refers to the various sites of the body where I can inject myself with insulin. Every night and every morning, and before every meal, I check my blood sugar level, record it in a notebook and take my insulin. For two years, I have kept a video diary of every single insulin injection. This four-channel video is made up of a selection of those needles, sometimes in the intimacy of my domestic space, sometimes in public, up close and far away, moments of anxiety and moments of calm, these documented injections capture brief glimpses of the fleeting life that surrounds them. In the process, the viewer pays witness to both the exhaustion of living with chronic illness and the quiet stillness that can sometimes accompany it.
Letter to Celestial is a re-animation and re-imagination of archival documents found in the search for Asian sex workers in Montréal's Chinatown and historic Red Light District.
The testimonies of the Mashteuiatsh Puakuteu women's committee punctuate this intimate short film about mourning and healing. Throughout the doll-making workshops, the women share their doubts and hopes and build a space filled with strength and solidarity.
A young woman’s world is changed when her bodily excretions start turning into beans.
Filmmaker Anik Salas travels to Scandinavian societies—world leaders in gender equality—to understand the key to their success. Part investigation, part manifesto, her documentary reveals one essential truth: change does not happen by magic, but through political will and concrete strategies. An urgent, fiercely committed film that refuses to postpone equality to another century.
After noticing the Meewasin logo throughout Saskatoon, filmmaker Devon Rumpel set out to answer that question. A Vision for the Valley explores the rare longevity of a modernist logo and the ideas that brought it to life. The film traces the origins of the Meewasin Valley Authority before turning its focus to Vic Sotropa, the logo’s designer, whose largely under-the-radar career has had an outsized impact in Saskatchewan. What begins as an inquiry into graphic design expands into a broader reflection on legacy, place, and the enduring power of human vision.
After drifting apart from his best friend Elijah, a lonely high school student named Jonas begins spending his days with Charlie, a strange cartoon 2D Animated figure only he can see. But as Charlie’s influence over Jonas grows stronger, Jonas realizes the voice in his head may be the very thing holding him back.
Spiro gets sent off
In the middle of a subathon, a streamer must decide: keep the show going, or reconnect with the people who truly matter.
Directed and written by Emmitt Many Heads (age 18) and filmed in Siksika Nation, Alberta, during an Indigenous Youth Filmmaking Workshop as part of the 2025 imagineNATIVE Tour.
An elderly man living with dementia begins to lose his sense of time, place, and identity, while his son quietly stays by his side. Through small moments and fading memories, their relationship is tested in ways neither can fully understand.
The Tangerine Girl in an unfortunate time in her life. She is met with the discomfort of inauthenticity between her relationships and the greater path she took. Comparing herself with others, she’s left thinking if she’ll ever get her flowers.
After a bar fight leaves them stranded, a hot-headed frontman, a golden-boy guitarist, an enigmatic bassist, a blissed-out drummer, and their eccentric pianist rush across town to make it to their gig that may or may not matter. Their bickering, banter, and bravado expose how fragile and electric youth really is: for this band, the journey is the show.
Set in the aftermath of a large-scale disaster, a small group of people remain behind in search of lost sons and new worlds. Two lovers, River and Lill, fend for the future of their bond whilst mysterious entities stalk the countryside, hungry for humanity’s lifeforce.
Alice sneaks into her neighbor's apartment that almost caught fire. Wracked by anxiety, then loneliness, she returns more than once to his place and crosses certain boundaries.
This experimental found-footage film uses state and corporate propaganda to explore the relationship between extractive industry infrastructure and audiovisual materials in Canada's colonial project.
On a rare day off, a mother and her son make the most of their time together, until an unexpected call turns everything upside down.
A witch curses a lone gorilla; now he must find a way to reverse it before he is turned into a man forever.
As his grandfather falls ill back home, a Vietnamese writer and his emotionally distant father explore the complexities of their relationship and masculinity before it's too late.
To make the superior human race, every person in this isolated dystopian community is paired and molded into one being at the age of 16. Choosing one person's mind and one person's body. It is not so easy to decline the process.
Static the clown lives in an isolated world. Alone in a bedroom he is left with only his thoughts and this mind-numbing static that he cannot escape. He is stuck creatively and physically by an unrelenting force.
When a mysterious coded message appears, a secret agent known only as “Unknown” is pulled into a dangerous mission. As clues begin to unfold, the agent must uncover the truth behind a hidden operation before time runs out. In a world of secrets and deception, trusting the wrong person could change everything.
A film written and directed by Adam Paradisio. —For all those who have stopped believing.
This documentary explores summer in the Gaspé Peninsula through the eyes of young people aged 4 to 18, weaving together a series of authentic portraits. Laughter, confidences, kayaking and motocross adventures, walks in the forest: each moment captures an intimate Gaspé Peninsula, far from tourist clichés. The director revisits his roots with tenderness and lucidity, addressing youth in a remote, isolated region while celebrating the simplicity of the moment.
When the Tla'amin Nation requests a name change for the city of Powell River, B.C.—named for Israel Wood Powell, a key figure in the creation of the Indian residential school system—it ignites a heated debate about whose history is told and respected.
A non-profit organization uses the four elements of hip-hop to combat the youth mental health crisis and build community.
Starting from a fragment of wall and a daily ritual, an experiment in the perception of colour. How do light and time construct it?
Winters in the sparsely populated Yukon are long, cold and dark—a natural recipe for isolation. For newcomers like Alexandra Knowles, it can be hard to find friends. But anywhere there is a yarn store, there are knitters. And where there are knitters, there is a knitting circle, weaving together a circle of care, one stitch at a time—and reminding us of the simple ways that community is built on presence, storytelling and shared purpose.
Toronto’s skyline-defining CN Tower launched a five-decade transformation of the Big Smoke into the 6ix.
A man steps outside to take out the trash and has a strange encounter.
Chris Locke gets loose and silly in a Tiki bar while his bartender friend Arno serves him cocktails. There’s classic stand up jokes, hilarious improvisational riffs, sound effects, dancing, and classic attention deficit madness for these bonkers times. Filmed at the Drake Underground in Toronto.
A lone operator oversees an underground server farm when a breach reveals a presence on the system that shouldn’t be possible. The discovery pulls him into a reality far more unstable than he originally believed.
Short student film
