A film about the impact of modern movement in urban space.

A Japanese food writer embarks on her quest to cook the perfect Sunday roast.

Mozzarella Inc.

Chandler Wild, A New York based filmmaker,
travels 6,700 miles to the end of the road in
Alaska to honor his deceased father by
naming a mountain after him.

Six Women. Two Continents. A Journey of Hope and Healing.

Three generations of women come together to tell the story of Vina Schmitt, grandmother, mother, and self-proclaimed “Moon Child” of Oceanside, California. Sexually and physically abused by her stepfather as a child, Vina’s forced loss of boundaries led her to pursue a life of hard living filled ...

A close-up look at the work and technique of photographer G. Elliott Simpson, whose haunting portraits of men covered in black paint are known for their strikingly disturbing beauty. Shot in a mixture of high definition video, 16 mm and Super 8, the work looks beyond the gloss of the artist's sty...

A behind-the-scenes look at Quebec indie rock band Arcade Fire as they prepare for their record-breaking album "Neon Bible" and set off on tour.

When Ramone sees metal, he sees endless possibility. Get into the mind of a metalworker pushing the boundaries of his craft to create breathtakingly beautiful works of art.

Six ordinary individuals. Six ordinary stories.

A day in the life of a cameraman.

Throughout the U.S.

A film about fame, sex, and the cult of celebrity.

Paducah, Kentucky is a charming river town in the heart of America. Its LowerTown district is a place where artists from all over the country moved into beautiful old houses, revitalizing a troubled neighborhood with the largest Artist Relocation Program ever. From an egg carver, to a print maker...

Losing the Elephants reveals elephants like no visit to the zoo or circus ever will.

Pierre Molinier, painter photographer, was found dead on March 3, 1976, shot in the head, in his room at 7 rue des Faussets in Bordeaux. The documentary Les Jambes de Saint Pierre highlights the life of this enigmatic and sulphurous character whose unity results from an astonishing fusion where h...

Caught between the end of adolescence and the beginning of adulthood, Laurence and Laurence (Lou and Laylou, respectively) embark upon the summer of their seventeen’s.

Now in her seventies, ballad singer Sheila Stewart is the last in the line of the Stewarts of Blair, a long lineage of traditional travellers and storytellers. Her final quest is to ensure that her culture does not die with her. But it’s not an easy battle, as she is ignored on her own doorstep. ...

Last Chance by Paul Émile d’Entremont travels the world to tell the stories of five asylum seekers who flee their native countries to escape homophobic violence. Here in Canada, they face hurdles integrating into society and fear deportation. As they anxiously await a decision in their refugee cl...

Lady Lash Hip hop/Jazz MC of Aboriginal and Greek decent is a creative mother and songstress who will take you on a journey. From the streets of Melbourne in her DIY guerrilla style sound booth to wild ocean, sea scrub and red sandy earth of Kokatha country for women’s business (far west coast -S...

LSD: Problem Child and Wonder Drug documents the International LSD Symposium held on the occasion of Dr. Albert Hofmann’s 100th birthday in Basel, Switzerland. Dr. Hofmann discovered LSD in Basel in 1943. 80 speakers and 2000 attendants gathered for three days of talks, art, blotter design and mu...

Zaman, a sixteen-year-old Afghani, works as a hairdresser in a small, makeshift salon in the middle of the "Jungle" in Calais. He has fled war like thousands of others. But the massive camp is to be dismantled and Zaman's dream of getting to England is threatened.

Jordanne is a short portrait film about 22 year old British female disabled tennis player, Jordanne Whiley.
Jordanne was born with brittle bone disease.
The film is narrated by Jordanne, and filmed in her hometown of Halesowen, UK, in the lead up to the US Open 2014.

They sell everything – cloth, food, curtains – in the streets of Istanbul, and some of them have been at it for more than 50 years. But their way of life is about to change. With their city quickly gentrifying, the authorities want to create a “modern and clean” environment. In just five years, w...