Me and My Teeth

Filmmaker Anna Quon explores the systemic neglect of mental and dental health. This mixed media documentary is a poetic plea to embrace our shared human imperfections.

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Chiefs and Champions

Each episode takes an intimate look at one of twelve exceptional Canadian Indigenous athletes. Full Series info here.

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Flat Rocks

Flat Rocks weaves together breathtaking present-day footage of Kahnawake with archival photos dating back over 80 years revealing the community's way of life threatened by the St. Lawrence Seaway.

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Chicken

Sam is forced to move back into her childhood home. Living once again with her mother and her brother who has Down syndrome. Challenged by old tensions and her own depression.

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Who Killed Miracle?

This documentary explores the dramatic rescue, controversial life in captivity, and mysterious 1982 death of Miracle, a baby orca who became a national sensation.

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The Prop Master's Dream

Following Rosa Cheng, a fearless artist determined to revive Cantonese Opera. Her boldest creation pays tribute to Wah-Kwan Gwan (1929–2000), a legendary prop master of Chinese and Indigenous heritage who was raised in Guangdong. 

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Freedom Babies

Freedom Babies celebrates the resilience of a Secwepemc First Nation family who embrace decolonialism and raise their children without government registration, following state intimidation and incarceration for defending their traditional territory.

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INCORRIGIBLE: A Film About Velma Demerson

Can you imagine being arrested and jailed because your boyfriend is Chinese?  Most of us would never believe that was possible, but it did happen, in 1939 in Toronto Ontario to Velma Demerson

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100% Woman

20 Years ago Michelle Dumaresq, was one of the first openly transgender women to be named to a national team in any sport. Tracing her rise from the British Columbia race circuit to the World Championships, 100% Woman explores her achievements alongside the scrutiny she faced as a transgender athlete.

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The Yellow Wallpaper

Dive into the chilling world of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's iconic short story, "The Yellow Wallpaper," with this captivating animated adaptation.

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Children of Redress

Children of Redress uncovers the struggle in detail. It combines rare archival footage with interviews of the negotiating team to inform a new generation of the importance of the 1998 victory for social justice.

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The Klondike Viking

The story of Bill Hakonson is one of ambition and adventure. Young Bill was so mistreated that he ran away from home at age 13. He risked his life riding on the top of a freight train, through a snow storm, to Vancouver.

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Finding Peter Bryce

When Andy Bryce investigates his great-grandfather’s forgotten legacy, he discovers that Dr. Peter Bryce exposed deadly abuses in Canada’s Residential School system over a century ago.

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Rocky and Joan

This film explores an unknown part of the Canadian history. It takes place in Nova Scotia, where a man and a woman, Rocky and Joan Jones, started the Civil Rights Movement and the Black United Front.

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We Remember (Film and Book)

We Remember

The remastered 1978 film, We Remember directed by Raymond Yakeleya documents his travels to communities in the Mackenzie Delta in the Northwest Territories of Canada. We Remember is a significant time capsule that reflects on the history of these people whose lives were forever altered by settlers and Treaty 11.

The first edition paperback book, We Remember: The Coming of The White Man, provides an in-depth history of the Dene People in the early twentieth century. Includes the oral histories by ten Elders in Gwich'in Dene and English language.

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