The Yellow Wallpaper

Peeling Back the Layers: An Animated Story of Oppression and Rebellion.

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Team Spirit: The Jordin and Terence Tootoo Story

Just as the Inuit are realizing the dream of self-government in their own territory, two young brothers are also making history.

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Henry's Glasses

Henry finds solace from the dreary life of internment through a pair of magic glasses given to him by his grandfather.

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Kisik (Cree-Métis) and Anika (Maori) have a long-distance friendship. They share their experiences as young Indigenous women and address life's challenges by creating a series of comics called Fierce Girls.

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I See Stars

A fluke brain injury begins a young woman's lifelong battle with mental illness and struggles with psychiatric medication.

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Haiti Betrayed

"We never had that democracy. It's like putting a seed on the ground. We never see it grow because someone keeps coming and steps on it."

- Garry Auguste, former member, Haitian National Police

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SOLASTALGIA

A lyrical film that explores the anguish that climate change and a global state of uncertainty can impart upon the human psyche.

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Mixed↑ collides the wildly diverse elements of being queer, mixed and different in a world socialized around the construction of race, gender and orientation.

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Looking for My Sister

Looking for my Sister / As-tu vu ma Soeur? poetically fuses animation, word and sound to draw attention to the many women who are subject to high rates of violence because of their gender and/or race and their involvement in the sex trade

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Guardians

Guardians walks the viewer through the psychological reality of a girl's nightly trip home. Discussions surrounding seemingly mundane choices are framed with a woman’s hyper-vigilant lens; bringing into question what the true price of safety is.  

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Hidden Legacies

This documentary, directed by Anishinaabe filmmaker Lisa Jackson, profiles young people whose parents and grandparents attended government-initiated, church-run, Indian Residential Schools.

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Pictures Don't Lie: JJ Van Bibber

JJ Van Bibber (1920-2012) was a prolific photographer in the Yukon. He received his first camera at age 13. He documented everyday activities, giving a wonderful view of traditional life in the Yukon, hunting, trapping and surviving on the land.

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Life and Works of Alex Janvier

In memory of Alex Janvier, a trailblazer whose artwork has left an indelible mark on the Canadian art scene.
His vibrant contemporary paintings are a testament to his incredible talent and profound connection to his heritage.

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Glowing in the Dark

Bigger and brighter. Set against a backdrop of spectacular footage of Vancouver, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas, Glowing in the Dark is an illuminating exploration into the vibrant history and contemporary use of neon.

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The Comics

Annie and Mark made a joke they've come to regret. Thinking they've gone viral and are about to have their lives ruined.

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A.T.A.C.K.

It's hard, being hard.

A.T.A.C.K. is an incisive short film that delves into the frustrations of typecasting in the acting industry. The narrative centers  around a group of male actors who form a support group called Actors Typecast As Crooks and Killers (A.T.A.C.K.)

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