This World War II Documentary looks at the contributions of U.S. Navy Seabees during the invasions of Sicily, Italy, and Normandy.

The pent-up frustration of a failed marriage unloads in a strange game of Scrabble.

Do human beings have souls? From the beginning of human awareness – no matter the context and no matter the age – the answer was always “yes”. All cultures have universally argued that human beings are “ensouled”. About a hundred years ago, however, scientists decided that the “soul” is not a pro...

Nothing evil has ever come from science.

Strange times.

A teenage girl, kidnapped off the streets, fights to free a group of hopeless girls from a deadly sex trafficking ring. The young girls from Maryvale Group Home wanted to write a film that showed how hopeless and lonely it feels to live within the foster care system. In addition, a few of the gir...

Upon returning home, veteran Sam struggles to find a legitimate way to make ends meet. He finds himself doing what he knows best-Following orders. This time from the crime underworld. Plagued by post combat residuals, Sam falls apart as the world around him forces him into madness.

After finding out she's unexpectedly pregnant, Olivia must face how her life is going to change.

Inspired by "Bernice Bobs Her Hair', the beloved F. Scott Fitzgerald short story, "Sati Shaves Her Head" is a modern take on the classic fish out of water tale. During one hot summer, sophisticated Cali-girl Nikki (Hannah Simone, The New Girl) transforms her dopey Indian cousin, Sati (Sonal Shah)...

A young, lonely wife takes in a young female boarder named Sarah. Her husband returns, and he can’t keep himself away from the alluring Sarah, and the exotic mysteries hidden in Sarah’s room. Made in Scotland in just five days for a wee six grand, “Sarah’s Room” is an intriguing and artistic tale...

Five children from around the world follow Santa home on Christmas Eve.

After witnessing her father's murder, Lia is institutionalized to help her recover, but the memory of her father's murder continues to haunt her. As a coping strategy she retreats to her Sanctuary where her memories and the real world start to collide.

What could happen, in this ascendant vehicle, in the snowy whiteness, without perspective and devoid of sight? The passengers traverse the cold to the last sanatorium up in the mountains. During the journey, an unexpected event halts the train. Noises of uncertain origin, unexplained phenomena, c...

Takezo (Musashi) abandons his life as a knight errant. He's sought as a teacher and vassal by Shogun, Japan's most powerful clan leader. He's also challenged to fight by the supremely confident and skillful Sasaki Kojiro. Takezo agrees to fight Kojiro in a year's time but rejects Shogun's patrona...

Finally deciding to give marriage one more shot, Sam finds out his potential wife has kept a dark secret that could kill him.

Out here, no one has secrets...

Hurrah! Tomorrow is November 40! It's Saint Feast Day, the great celebration of Ogres!!! so if you have not yet caught a child, hurry up, and GOOD HUNTING!!! . . . . . A 16mn Original French version with English subtitles, a crazy ogre film done by a duet of gifted directors... A Lardux Films pro...

Change that only looks skin deep.

A small town gathers to celebrate a much loved saint. Indissoluble friendships are born, between faith, miracles and the lighting of a six-meter fire.

Four less than super, superheroes attend their therapy session at S.W.O.O.S.H! - the 'Support Week Of Overlooked Super Heroes'. A newcomer, Melder arrives and soon everyone discovers that Melder’s rude behaviour in fact hides a deep dark secret. Only the ever patient counsellor can protect the gr...

A young man's livelihood is put to the test when he gets profiled and stopped by the police on his way home from practice.

Sundance Premiere

STAND, the award winning documentary, takes viewers on a journey through the waters of B.C.'s west coast. Through the stories of an aboriginal high school class building their own stand-up paddleboards as a form of protest, the efforts of expedition stand-up paddler Norm Hann, and the powerful su...

Secrets make money.

Slacker takes our viewer beneath the crust at Moab’s illusive Fruit Bowl; revealing the truth that lies just beneath the surface at the annual GGBY Thanksgiving celebration. This grassroots gathering brings together all walks of life, seething with passion for life and aerial expression. At it’s ...

An unlikely mother is forced to come to terms with her son's autism after an unexpected encounter with one of her johns.

A documentary about the world's biggest Mexican themed roadside attraction, South of the Border and its eccentric owner Alan Schafer. This film explores SOB's humble beginnings and Schafer's larger than life story as he fought the KKK, and ended up serving time in jail for voting fraud.

Ryan is based on the life of Ryan Larkin, a Canadian animator who, 30 years ago, produced some of the most influential animated films of his time. In the film, we hear the voices of prominent animators and artists discussing Ryan's work, and from waitresses, mission-house caretakers and homeless ...

Dr. Ruprecht Rummel recently retired from a career as a Urologist. Spending most of his time at home now and looking forward to peace and quality time in his adopted home of Los Angeles, he gets terribly annoyed by the illegal use of leaf blowers. Despite having a Leaf Blower Hotline, the Departm...

A professor, a student, a fantasy...

Legendary and award-winning comic book artist Steve "The Dude" Rude confronts the extreme suffering he experiences caused by his bi-polar disorder and decides at age 53 to leave the industry that made him famous to pursue a new and quieter lifestyle, out of the comic book limelight, as a fine art...

Submerged in the darkness of her depression, Katie struggles to stay afloat the rough waters in her life, but uncovers what matters most in her journey to recovery.

The Japanese Kunizo Matsumoto cannot read nor write, yet he has invented a form of writing that is both
beautiful and enigmatic.

The American George Widener, who is capable of memorizing events of the last 1,500 years, can also predict the
future, which he inscribes in his “magic squares.“

Fern...

Women who worked during WWII as part of the war effort, or Rosie the Riveters as they became known, recount stories and talk about their experiences. These women took on jobs traditionally reserved for men out of necessity, and in the process, challenged gender roles that ultimately changed the m...

Homeless retiree Mike Richards, 75, moves into shared housing while he waits for the council to find him somewhere to live permanently. He is horrified to discover a Kurdish family already living there initially opting to sleep on the streets, but eventually chooses the run down house and its cur...

A woman who is a victim of domestic violence, has run away from her abusive husband with her 7-year-old son looking for refuge. She approaches the local council for help but because it’s a Friday and they don’t believe her case is urgent they send her away.

A different kind of Jaws.

When it comes to dating we are all a little handicapped. Set in LA, Rolling Romance is a short film about the pitfalls of online dating. The film follows Orson and Janice, two people with muscular dystrophy. After finding each other on an Internet dating site, the pair decide to meet up. The resu...

Join Rocky Jones, Space Ranger, as he seeks to put an end to an astronimical crisis

An approximation to the magnetic figure of the recently deceased Spanish painter Roca Bon.

When life gets you down, it takes strength to get back on your feet.

River of Bears is about the legendary McNeil River Alaska State Game Sanctuary. During the summertime it hosts the largest congregation of brown bears in the world. Bears come from hundreds of miles to the sanctuary to mate, raise cubs, and dine on the abundant sedge grass and salmon. On a typica...

Filmmaker Colin Stryker journeys to Washington state, where he chronicles the lives of everyday citizens struggling on either side of a divisive issue: whether to remove a series of hydroelectric dams from the Snake River. While groups of American Indians, environmentalists and fishermen advocate...

When Tom and Deborah's evening of spontaneous adventure into the sexually deviant results in a pleasantly unexpected eruption of feelings and other things, Tom is inspired to do something uncharacteristically romantic. Told through a bold visual style mixing a variety of split screens and visual ...

You've met him. You probably just don't remember it.

A man, desperate to save his wife, must face the unlikeliest of opponents.

From director Dominique DeLeon (John Legend's Penthouse Floor), comes this exploration of the beauty and hardship of reservation life follows a Native American man as he searches for the perfect home for his sister.

An international expedition is sent into Cambodia to destroy an ancient formula that turns men into zombies.

Filmed over a 17-year period, this deeply personal film is an intimate look at the contemporary Asian American immigrant experience. Fraught with betrayal, economic strife, and familial communication meltdowns, director Alvin Tsang illuminates his family's migration from Hong Kong to Los Angeles ...

Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb...Daesh...Boko Haram. So many extremist movements, of which Africa has become a breeding ground, have declared war against Western values and people.
Beyond the misunderstandings that often paralyze us, we have to ask ourselves the real question: how did we get her...

Kill, return, kill, return, kill, return... a surreal comedy about a die hard talking hat.

WW II veteran, Leon Cooper travels to the Philippines to relive Macarthur's return and appeals for renewed efforts to bring MIA's back to their families.

The music changed her and set her free.

"Repetitive Motion" illustrates the process and philosophy behind Sky Cubacub's body art work.

Every day is a performance; I wake up and decide what I feel like. I put on an armful of chain-mail bracelets. The chain-mail leaks down to my hips along with an array plastic army men and dinosaurs. I...

When the war is over, the battle to save the land begins.

In your head.

"Remembering Cuba" follows the story of one Cuban-American family, tracing how the experiences of Cuban immigrants themselves have shaped their first and second generation relatives over time.

If you're a fan of Christopher Nolan's, Memento, check out Rellik. Alone in the woods two sadistic killers execute a defenseless woman, but who is the victim? The answer is more surprising than you'd think.

A man, a business executive, whose only known weakness is excessive reading (and maybe a rather cold attitude) is uddenly suspended, following a complaint from one of his colleagues for mental harassment and physical violence.
Feigning indifference at first, the man goes off without a word but, ...

How much of a soldier really survives? During a U.S. military operation designed to bait Iraqi insurgents, local civilians get caught in the crossfire and an American soldier's life is forever changed by an encounter with an Iraqi woman.

A young girl in the age of losing childlike mind, discovers the magical world of Rehak who is merely a drawing on her bedroom wall.