Crashing the war: How I made a fake press pass, snuck into Iraq and became a gunner on a tank.

This film takes a hard look at the importance of a local economy in times of disaster.

The film "InDifferent Worlds" follows the real life adventure of well known Austin Based Actor Micah Goodding. Along with his Sister and Father, he takes a life changing journey to Kakinada India. As Micah battles his own personal demons, his depression as he goes through the process of a painful...

This Oscar-nominated documentary looks at those who were opposed to American involvement in the war in Vietnam. Released in 1968 as public opposition to U.S. involvement was still rising, several prominent Americans are interviewed. The history of the Vietnam conflict is explained and provides a ...

In the Waves is an expressive documentary that depicts the life of 80 years old Joan Alma Mills in her aging coastal village. Following the death of her younger sister, Joan finds herself confronted by the fragility of life. As she tries to come to terms with her loss Joan searches for meaning in...

A look inside the Israeli elections of 2013 from the perspectives of people in the city of Jerusalem, Israel. Includes views from Israelis, religious, secular and Palestinians.

Cities across the United States are consistently being impacted by the growing number of single parent households. This occurrence transcends cultural barriers although, the African American community has been impacted most. What has caused this dilemma? Why are families no longer headed by a mot...

The Idaho winemaking tale is ripe and ready for picking.

Josh Crooks is a promising teen hockey star in a sport where Black players like him are chronically underrepresented. Ice Breakers reveals the buried history of a pioneering Black hockey league in Atlantic Canada, as Crooks discovers that his unshakable passion is tied to a rich and remarkable he...

Three young Rwandese invite you to visit Rwanda in 2014 - 20 years after the Genocide.

You may know Ian Harvie as Margaret Cho’s opening act, a cross-country headliner or a groundbreaking trans comedian unafraid to joke about subjects no other comedian has ever touched.

In the spring 2014, Harvie (with the help of executive producer Cho) unveiled his first-ever live standup comedy...

I’m gone is the story of a journey set to a dark country melody. Twenty hours on the road from Montréal to an island lost in foggy Nova Scotia, three drug addicts in remission, two filmmakers, ten million mosquitoes, twelve days to record an album and prove that it’s possible to stay alive and re...

In this award winning docu-comedy, Peca, an accordion player, has decided to marry all the single men in his small village. In his own words, "I'm going to marry the whole village, even if I regret it." On this naive journey of matrimony and self-discovery, Peca sets out to bring happiness to his...

The veil is an object that tends to instigate profound and diverse feelings. Its practice and meaning have been greatly abused throughout history. Within the context of the West the question one might ask: “In a free country, why are women choosing to veil?”
In a very intimate and meditative mode...

Two Arab-American women in New York City fall in love, argue home and identity, engage in a chess battle, and express themselves through the power of the spoken word. 'I Say Dust' explores poetry in cinema.

I Am Skylar is the emotionally compelling story of an articulate 14-year-old girl who is thoughtfully defining her future and the woman she is to become. Surrounded by a family and a community who show her unconditional love as she follows her personal path, Skylar faces the complexities of being...

When reports first emerged from China in 2006 that state-run hospitals were killing prisoners of conscience to sell their organs, it seemed too horrible to believe. But as researchers around the world—including human rights lawyer David Matas and former Canadian member of parliament David Kilgour...

Hue, by renowned director and cinematographer Vic Sarin, is a personal, heartfelt investigation into the history and often-tragic effects of colourism—the phenomenon whereby people within the same ethnic group discriminate against each other based on differences in skin tone. Sarin travels to cou...

Three mountain bikers from Colorado attempt a multi-day circumnavigation of the Huayhuash range of the Peruvian Andes with nothing but their bikes, gear, cameras and friendship.

How to Save a Fish from Drowning is a quirky film about the death of white rural America told through the voices of three old men fishing on a frozen lake. In a landscape cloaked in snow and hovering in a bright nothingness, they escape their wives, chew the fat about another neighbour having had...

When social conservatives try to outlaw same-sex marriage in Minnesota forever, LGBT activists fight back in a way that not only changes history but their lives in the most unexpected way.

A man goes undercover to meet the wife of the man he is having an affair with.

Hope, from first time documentary filmmakers Stuart Reaugh and Thomas Buchan, follows artist Ken Paquette, his partner Winnie Peters and their five boys (ages four through fifteen) as they struggle to cope during a year of wrenching change.

The family lives on the Schkam Native Reserve, across t...

A retired police officer reflects on the racism he witnessed in law enforcement.