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Expecting another uneventful Jummah, Safa finds herself trapped with her overbearing family and an angry ex.

A privileged office worker rebels when his freedom to use the "finger gun" gesture is threatened in this comedic satire.

Returning home, a queer filmmaker finds their mother awakened to a new understanding beyond patriarchy, as the two reconcile amidst a past shaped by unspoken pain.

In this four part story, spanning almost two decades, the Lumaban family struggle to put the pieces back together after divorce and drug addiction tear them apart.

Because animals also dream. All birds, all mammals dream.

Documentarian Benjamin Spurlock (nephew of Super Size Me filmmaker Morgan Spurlock) attempts to eat nothing but Fancy Induced Burger for 30 days. Made for Sewerfest X.

Caleb and Eve plan their future.

Amidst a deadly overdose crisis in Vancouver, a daring activist funds a non-profit drug testing centre by operating the illicit Coca Leaf Café and Medicinal Mushroom Dispensary, risking everything to provide life-saving harm reduction and advocate for drug reform.

A brand-new little book gets lost in the vast maze of a grand library and journeys through every section in search of where he belongs, only to realize that the most meaningful place to be isn't always where you fit in best.

A group of three young men makes their way to set up for an out-of-town surprise party. Unfortunately, an acquaintance in the back keeps finding reasons to prolong their arrival, all while tension rises among the passengers.

Cosmic revolutions beget earthly revolutions in a film about the 2024 solar eclipse, ecstasy, ghosts, birth, death and the English poet and preacher John Donne.

When timid young Jackie is left in charge of her frail Grandma, she escapes into her favorite sitcom until a sudden health scare forces her to step into adult responsibility for the first time.

An eleven-year-old boy discovers a secret project that completely shatters his understanding of reality. He must race to uncover the truth before the forces behind the operation alter his life forever.

Kai, a student and only child with his mentally ill mother, resorts to crime to keep them afloat. With the help of his loyal and hardened childhood friend, Traye, they go on an extortion job that ends in a fatal accident, breaking Kai’s bond to his mother and his home.

Prisoner follows the story of a son, Adam (12 years old), who comes to realize, as he enters adolescence, that the imprisonment of his father, Saeed, is the source not only of tales of adventure but also of stories of horror and torture.

A woman is confronted with the realization that she's misunderstood the meaning of a common phrase.

Maryam Salehizadeh, an Iranian-Canadian goalball athlete with only five percent vision, is offered a surgery that could partially restore her sight. As she contemplates the possibility, memories and dreams resurface, challenging her sense of identity and what it truly means to see.

Not Even The Sun is an intimate portrait of a young woman experiencing the end of a relationship in a foreign land. Told from the perspective of the female protagonist (Deragh Campbell), the precarious living situation of a young Canadian woman and the growing tension between her and her boyfriend (Santiago Blanco Choya) finally reach a breaking point in rural Spain.

An isolated and impulsive skater, Rager is forced to abstain from fighting, all while being constantly provoked by a paranormal box of censorship.

Lili, a young girl, takes tender care of her beautiful cardboard house, until the landlord forces her out in the name of renovation and profit.

During the prosperous years of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, Toussaint Brodeur ran his general store and profited from everything. So, the day he stood before Eternity, he realized he hadn't put any time into his safe. Toussaint was rich, but couldn't even afford to buy back a single second of his life. It was too late.

A reflection on sorrow and heartbreak. Evan Olsen's directorial debut, a segment from Fringe Hippo's anthology film "Elegy Apokalypto".

A moving parallel between language loss and climate change, highlighting personal and communal resilience.

A stranded astronaut searches a distant planet for the cure to her illness. Instead, she finds an unexpected life form who offers her a deal.

How do you rebuild your sense of self after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder? Daniel Léger experienced his first manic episode in his early thirties. With courage and vulnerability, he recounts how his diagnosis shook his identity to the core. Through striking images created with fire and soot by visual artist Steven Spazuk, the film depicts Léger’s personality in rich nuances of shadow and light. The transformations paint a sensitive portrait of a man who, despite his mental health struggles, has been able to rise from the ashes.

When a Somali immigrant joins an adult ESL class, he romantically pursues an uninterested classmate all while navigating the many challenges of the modern immigrant experience.

There are two particularly striking dance sequences in Medicus's footage. One section shows pairs of young people—mostly pairs of women—exuberantly jitterbugging and Lindy-hopping to live brass accompaniment, seemingly spontaneously though many of the pairs have come in matching outfits. Elsewhere, topless burlesque dancers in sequined skirts spin in a hall of mirrors, multiplying them hundreds of times "from every conceivable angle," as advertised.

Redemption 2026 was the inaugural edition of All Elite Wrestling's annual Redemption professional wrestling pay-per-view, which took place on July 26, 2026, at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

This Is It is an exploration in finding truth within labour, creativity, and mortality. Written entirely on the job, Kyrstyn Kumor thrusts herself into the endless attempt at finding the answers. This Is It is a play inspired by Jordan Tannahill’s Declarations.

While rehearsing a sexual assault scene, a pair of actors form a connection they’ll be forced to reconfigure once filming begins.

While going through a period of limbo, filmmaker Sophie Bédard Marcotte turns her camera on her playwright neighbour. Together, they dissect the various stages of artistic creation in irresistibly funny chapters.

Life in Cortes Island, B.C. as local oyster farmers ply their trade amidst a rapidly changing environment.

Between the Caspian Sea and the Strait of Hormuz, through the reanimation of archives and documentary observation, a frenetic plunge into the parallel economies of a region shaped by imperial ambitions and survival instincts.

Two women meet at a bus stop in Morocco, on an almost deserted highway. One is veiled, the other is not. They are smitten at first sight and judge each other. Time passes by, the bus doesn't arrive. Alone and desperate in the middle of nowhere, they gradually open up and show their vulnerabilities. Between friction and mutual support, Sara and Fatima drop their masks to reveal their inner struggles and unite in the face of the aggression hanging over them.

All animals are free. All animals are equal. No animal will kill.

A man appears to be falling from a building, but it's the building behind him that rises, leaving a crater in the ground. Strange structures emerge from the hole and then ascend. When he tries his keys to get back inside, his real fall begins.

a bold experimental short film that explores the fears, constraints, and resilience of womanhood. Shot on 16mm Bolex, the film confronts gendered violence and the subjugation of women through imposed silence. Through a series of abstract images—breast, breath and gold—the work captures the constant negotiation between vulnerability and power, safety and visibility.

Underachieving Devon's reclusive tendencies leave him tethered to his bedroom, in more ways than one. Will his struggling relationship with academically-minded Clara survive his wired mutilations, or can he overcome his existential isolation before the wires consume him from the inside out? A love story about self-destruction.

A filmmaker arrives at a remote farm in northern Canada, where an old school bus conceals a massive rock believed to be a priceless meteorite. The search for truth blurs the line between fact and fiction.

Birds are not supposed to sing at night...

A young man watches a film. But when something strange occurs, he starts to doubt the world he's in.

Juni is on a quest of self discovery. So, Juni and her best friend, Gia, visit Trevor, the local drug dealer. When they’re both offered a brownie, Juni takes this opportunity to explore her inner self.

The Little Town That Could explores the story of how the tiny town of Goodwood, Ontario became the backdrop for Schitt’s Creek, one of the most beloved TV shows in Canadian television history. Through interviews with residents, shop owners, and members of the production team, this short documentary captures how Goodwood has balanced the excitement and disruption of sudden fame. From tourists crowding the “Rose Apothecary” to businesses navigating unexpected attention, it’s a story of what is gained - and quietly lost - when a peaceful community becomes a stage for pop culture and nostalgia.

After an internet scandal that tarnishes a world-famous Hollywood actress’s career, she realizes that she must make amends with her friends from high school that she left behind. But getting them to forgive her proves to be much more difficult than she anticipated.

Between the blurred lines of the seen and the unseen, Melati brings her American boyfriend, Sam, on a homecoming trip to Bali. When Melati starts wailing in her sleep, the Island of the Gods responds by revealing Sam’s true colors. Their relationship is put to the test as his sunburn worsens and she believes him to be possessed.

Unearthed footage from an experimental surgery unit gives a window into an institution's malpractice.

A group of teens execute a robbery -- and then it hits them...

One night, two roommates get into an intense and comical debate about whether their third and new roommate, Dmitrii, is gay or not after he brings home a new “friend” and scurries off to his room with him. They go back and forth, analyzing different parts of Dmitrii’s identity: his gothic style, where he came from, the “company” he keeps.

A clairvoyant trapped in a city far from home, bums a cigarette & shares knowledge with a video store clerk on a smoke break.

One of British Columbia’s last remaining fire lookouts, 72-year-old Bart Vanderlinde, scans horizons and distills life lessons during what may be his final fire season in the watchtower.

Modern day adventurers question what it means to travel with respect, purpose, and humility in a world struggling to connect with what is still sacred.

Account admin and followers of the viral Instagram meme page @ilovethettc102 reflect on how to maintain hope in a chaotic, online-driven world.

Colin Law just wants to be a great artist, so what if his photos aren't any good? Armed with theory, delusion, two eyeballs, and a camera, Colin sets out to prove that "good art" is all about perspective.

Eric, a university student, is just trying to make it through the days that keep wearing him down. All he wants is a simple smile and nod — any small sign of positivity to keep him going.