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A struggling indie band steals a cursed melody that opens a portal between dimensions. Then they begin to find success...at a cost.

In an infected future, survivors Leah and Marve have their off-grid routines interrupted by a discovery.

A researcher of the occult finds herself pulled into a mystery that causes her to question everything about her work.

Russian students Alexei and Maksym enter into a sham relationship when they are faced with deportation from Canada at the end of their visa period.

A reality show inspired by a famous survivalist sends eight contestants into the wilderness to film themselves in isolation. They soon realize the show is not what it seems - and in the forest, you're never really alone.

Neat freak Katie, and her slobby fiancé Ben, face their considerable differences as they're hunted by Katie's haunted robot vacuum cleaner once it sucks up the ashes of a murderer in the wake of a house party.

Following two Toronto sisters as they navigate their young adult lives as roommates and co-dependents. Neither have figured out how to be self-assured, self-sufficient women, but they're not quite Grey Gardens - yet.

As a new couple, but old friends, Vivian and Andrew have a heated confrontation about the weight of words.

From Hammer City to the Rocky Mountains and back, three traveling musicians bring their sound to facets during the leg of a Western Canada tour.

A 15 year chronicle of Toronto's own Meligrove Band from their teenage beginnings to the release of their 2010 LP release, 'Shimmering Lights', Ages and Stages is packed with live footage, behind the scenes antics and in-depth interviews. Showcasing over 40+ moments with Canadian industry personalities, musicians and bands, Ages and Stages distills the raw passion out of one unique band, while looking closely at the character and perseverance of their passionate journey through a continuing set adversities in Canadian independent music.

A group of neighbors accompany a woman in crisis to the hospital.

A documentary concert film, chronicling an independent folk band from Toronto as they film live performances at arts' venues important to their collective history, while struggling through a global pandemic which has crippled the music industry.

An online conspiracy theorist waits for his latest video to export but begins to suspect he's being watched.

'Born To Ruin' follows Toronto-based band, Wildlife, as they record their sophomore album, 'On the Heart.' Recorded and mixed in Bridgeport, Connecticut with legendary producer Peter Katis (The National, Interpol, Local Natives,) with additional recording in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Gus Van Go (Hollerado, The Stills, Rah Rah.) The film is a candid and sincere look at life in the studio: writing, jamming, boredom, drinking, laughing, fighting, and celebrating. An incredibly honest view into the lives of five best friends, as they try to write and record an album to lift them beyond the Toronto indie rock scene. Nothing censored. Nothing off-limits. Shot by Brendan McCarney over 3 months, and edited by Mike Gillespie, 'Born To Ruin' will inevitably change the common perception of life in a music studio.