American and Filipino troops are forced to march under horrendous conditions to a POW camp.

Sometimes, fate is like a small sandstorm that keeps changing direction, even two parallel lines could possibly meet one day. You only stopped for a moment, and when you turn around, it's gone... I met a girl a year ago. We dated for 3 months and I filmed our private moments together. One day I w...

After losing her memory and her way of life, a former Broadway actress is given a final chance to perform.

Every year at a NJ school, 6th graders write a letter to their 18 year-old future selves, reflecting on who they are and imagining who they will become. Dear Future Me features high school seniors opening their letters and 6th graders writing to themselves. The results are surprising and heartwar...

This film is a short piece in response to America's cultural and gender divide with emphasis on 2016-Current. Inspired by and incorporating this January's Women's March on Washington DC, Dear Country follows the journey of four young women expressing tones of unity, female empowerment, women's ri...

Nearly 50 million people worldwide suffer from Dementia. It's a global crisis for the middle class. Families are hurting. Our film is an inspiring story of family, faith, and love, in the face of adversity.

Deana was diagnosed with Dementia at age 50. As her family struggled to deal with the emo...

Dawn Langley Simmons was one of the first transgender and interracial marriage pioneers. Dawn’s story was one in which mystery and legend swirled, even to this day. She was the author of more than 20 books. She was the adopted daughter of famed actress, Dame Margaret Rutherford and designated hei...

David intentionally made himself homeless in order to travel the country helping homeless veterans. He has created the Character by Integrity Act with hopes of getting it into the hands of a member of congress, with hopes that it could potentially house every homeless vet.

Daughters of Eve is a mixed media documentary film that analyzes and aims to dismantle misogyny and gender hierarchy within the Christian faith.

Compassion. Courage. Survival.

This powerful film odyssey across America explores the sea change in our national attitude from pride in big dams as engineering wonders to the growing awareness that our own future is bound to the life and health of our rivers. Dam removal has moved beyond the fictional Monkey Wrench Gang to go ...

Part of a ground breaking series of films documenting Buddhism.

Eccentric skipper Olivier invites 8 crewmates to join him as he attempts to sail North from Virginia (USA) into the Arctic circle on his hand built wooden sailing boat, in search of the legendary DISKO bay.

Documentary detailing that fateful day on the beach.

People have been committing so-called honour crimes since time immemorial. While many of us believed these acts were a thing of the past, reality has bluntly taught us otherwise. Around the world, people are dying by the thousands in the name of honour. The Shafi a murders were Canada’s wake-up c...

After years of struggle and shame, five Indigenous Canadians are bravely telling their stories. Crazywater is an emotional and revealing exploration of substance abuse among Indigenous people in Canada, directed by Inuvialuit filmmaker Dennis Allen. Rarely have their own perspectives on the sensi...

Ten years ago during the second Intifada, Yousef Elhaj left his wife and three small children in Bethlehem to start a new life for them in San Francisco. For a decade he has worked day and night to build his business, save for their future, and remain connected from afar, while waiting to become ...

Confessions of an Innocent Man, directed by Academy Award®-nominated David Paperny, is a raw exposé that examines William Sampson's harrowing experience while imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for a crime he did not commit.

Sampson, who was working as a business consultant in Saudi Arabia at the time o...

A short documentary about the eternal questions of life, mortality and the true purpose of art.

Violinist Jessica Moss and singer/guitarist Efrim Menuck are struggling to balance parenthood with making music in their internationally acclaimed Montreal-based band Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra. They are one of a growing number of bands to have accepted an infant (Efrim and Jessica’s...

A documentary recounting the experiences of the 351st Bombardment Group of the U.S.

"Collectors" focuses on two of the country's premier serial killer enthusiasts. Rick Staton, a funeral director in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has started many serial killers painting; he was the exclusive dealer of America's most notorious serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Staton's extensive collection...

A 93-year-old woman reflects on her marriage of 62 years in this animated exploration of a timeless romance.

James Colburn was born with Fragile X Syndrome. At 26, he is a child at heart who finds joy in small things and uses his gift of comedic timing to inspire those around him. James is living proof there is love and laughter in the face of autism.