Middletown
Fred Isseks led his students to expose a toxic waste conspiracy, a lesson in civic courage captured by McBaine and Moss.
Diaries from Lebanon
A poetic, personal portrait of Lebanon’s turmoil and resistance, through three voices and the filmmaker’s intimate reflections.
The battle of Saint-Leonard
The Battle of Saint-Léonard tells the story of Raymond Lemieux and Mario Barone, two remarkable yet forgotten men of modest origins, who each fought with strength and conviction, despite the heavy consequences to themselves, their families, and their professional lives.
The Delightful One
Fusing poetry and music, La Ravissante is a love letter to the Huron-Wendat Nation, carried by its engaged youth.
Way Out
Way Out delves into the darkest parts of the mind and the journey toward healing, breaking the silence around mental health stigma.
Healing Dolls
Mashteuiatsh women share grief and hope making dolls, building a strong, supportive space for healing together.
People are thirsty
A short film where activist Islem reveals how water and labor are linked, exposing daily struggles in a fragile state.
Snake Hill
Filmmaker Joëlle and husband Melhem return home for permaculture. With herpetologist Rami's support facing snakes, she finds her true mission: pesticide devastation.
Who Loves The Sun
In war-torn northern Syria, makeshift oil refineries define a post-apocalyptic life where Mahmood navigates harsh work and local complexities.
Después del silencio
An aggressor's power is a victim's silence; speaking out is their crucial weapon for freedom, starting after silence.
