The Fire We All Have Inside...“Flesh on Fire: Addicted to a Dream” is a feature documentary film that takes the viewer on an intimate roller coaster of pain and joy as actor River Faught (also known as Donnie Faught) climbs his way out of the backwoods of Arkansas to success in the City of Angels...

A new epidemic is sweeping the Caribbean and everybody is getting hooked.

This short documentary presents the empowering story of Rodney "Geeyo" Poucette's struggle against prejudice in the Indigenous community as a two spirited person (gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender). Geeyo registers as a dancer in the Kamloopa Powwow under the Jingle Dress category (normally...

"Some say when a child dies, you lose your future, and when an elder dies, you lose your past." Life Givers: Honouring Our Elders and Children is a poignant short film that testifies to the need to grieve and honour the memory of loved ones.

Sometimes, the smallest thing can change your life... This enchanting film invites you to take an intimate look into the magical hummingbird's secret life. Viewers are welcomed in to the entire process of a Black-chinned Hummingbird's nest on a backyard clothesline in Las Vegas. Celebrate the bea...

Discover what it takes to create an art installation for the biggest art festival in the world.

No dissent, no debate. No debate, no democracy.

It takes grit and grace to rebuild your life.

If you had to summarize Randy Baleski’s philosophy, you could probably do it in three words: “Boxing saves kids.” A Winnipeg high school teacher and former boxer, Baleski has a unique approach to helping students at risk of not graduating: get them in the ring.

Fight profiles two of these young...

Fight for Peace tells the story of how a community charity is helping support young people affected by crime & violence using boxing & martial arts.

This is the story of Anthony Ariri who lives in North Woolwich, East London in the United Kingdom - an area plagued by gang violence & crime and, a...

An introduction to sport & classical fencing.

Vidas Zenonas Antonovas has been recorded in the book of the most interesting criminals of Soviet Union. He stole around a million rubles from the state's institutions. Together with his accomplices, he hijacked a plane with passengers in order to split for Africa. He has been nicknamed "The Fath...

See what happens when four driven women follow their dreams.

"Fast Lane Summer" is an inside picture for what life is like for a Top Fuel Nostalgia Racing Team through a summer of competition. What life is like for the owner, and for the people he depends on: his crew chief and his mechanics, his friends and family, his sponsors, and of course his driver. ...

John Gerard quits his job and tries to become nationally recognizable in a month's time.

Erin Davies turns a slur written on her VW beetle into awareness of gay rights.

A short that showcases the pain, stagnancy and the release of accepting your past and the realization that only you control your destiny and your FREEDOM.

17 years later, Jo Tuffnell faces the man who killed her father with an IRA bomb.

Violeta returns to Brazil after 20 years in Spain. In the country where she was born, she has a meeting marked with a renewal of vows, her remaining family, a new identity and the strangeness of being back in a place that was never her own.

The ship that launched a nation.

Documentary that renders significant events in the life of Leon Trotsky

EXARCHEIA takes you on a dreamy nocturnal stroll through one of Greece’s most politically active neighbourhoods, situated in the heart of Athens, just below the Acropolis. In this lively and mythical space, you meet a coterie of characters whose ideals and aspirations are in constant flux. Set ag...

Agustin, a Honduran man who despite being severely disabled by polio, has been building his own helicopter for the past 50 years. The helicopter, which resides in Agustin’s small house, is made out of bicycle parts, rebar, and other scavenged materials. It is more an elaborate kinetic sculpture t...

Michael Siebert and Shay Sullivan are two very different individuals with a very common goal: to advocate for truth and justice by helping society come to the realization that gender does not equate identity.