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Set after the events of the original series. This shows a look at the characters in high school.

A holiday homework assignment transforms into a heart-wrenching test for 9-year-old Tessa, forcing her to face the ultimate decision: disclose the truth about her abusive mother or continue to perpetuate the lies she's expected to tell.

Nick meets impulsive photographer Ali, who believes in destiny and carpe diem despite living with a congenital heart disease. Ali then challenges Nick to seize every moment of his life before it's too late.

A Filipino-Canadian filmmaker travels to Buscalan, a secluded mountain community, to learn about the history and symbolism of Kalinga tattoos from the legendary artist Apo Whang-od and her apprentices. The film explores how this old practice, once banned and despised in Philippine society, has now evolved into a chic and in-demand type of body art that has become a source of pride and belonging for many Filipinos, both at home and abroad. The documentary also highlights the importance of preserving the tattoo culture for future generations and the challenges faced by the community in doing so. It also delves into the issues of stolen mummified bodies, cultural appropriation, stigmatization, and discrimination faced by tattooed individuals.

An artist specializing in painting beautiful fish, dreams of achieving professional recognition. But as her fish paintings fail to sell, she grapples with overwhelming rejection, leading her to doubt her artistic abilities and identity.

While keeping a secret from his family overseas, Paco struggles to uphold his responsibilities and aspirations.

Set in Western Canada in the 1930s, the Chief of an Indian Band rides for days to a Residential School to reclaim his son, whom church authorities have seized.

A battered woman escapes into the woods with her AI replica and they find safety in each other

The decision of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) to leave their modest comforts in the Philippines for the promise of a brighter future in Canada is examined through the raw and intimate lens of group therapy. This documentary captures the emotional struggles of parents striving to provide for their families back home, only to face the unexpected challenge of reconnecting with their children, who are also grappling with their new lives in Canada. Building on his previous work, "KALINGA (Care)," filmmaker Kent Donguines delves deeper into the impacts of domestic workers' migration, this time including the perspective of the children. Through candid discussions, the film explores untold stories of family bonds strained by distance and explores the complex journey of healing and understanding. A film that doesn't just highlight the sacrifices made by OFWs but also provides a platform for their children to express their experiences-both the joys and the heartaches-shedding light on the multifaceted reality of immigration and the enduring hope for reconciliation.

Two heterosexual couples go on a double date and play a drinking game that unfolds their partners' deepest secrets.

At the age of six, director Kent Donguines' mother left him and his family in the Philippines to become a nanny overseas. Now, his film Kalinga (Care) shares the stories of several Filipina caregivers and nannies in Vancouver, bearing witness to their sacrifices as they struggle to reunite with their children and families and mapping out the emotional landscapes of migrant labour.

In this vivid and moving documentary, Indigenous artists throughout Canada strive to reclaim their cultures and identities through a reawakening of tattoo practices, both traditional and contemporary.

A documentary about Kaig Lightner, a transgender soccer coach, whose viral video "Authenticity" went viral.

After a water-borne virus has killed off most of the Earth's population, a lone survivor finds a sliver of hope when she encounters a young Mandarin girl who may be able to chemically manufacture clean water.

A woman finds herself in a world where vanity is all that matters, and achieving physical perfection is a must. She is mesmerized by the beauty of a group of people she encounters, however, she struggles to fit in. After joining them, she realizes that vanity comes with sacrifice.

GREY is about difference. Though the script has a very strong, literal connection to the issues of racism and gender equality, the message behind GREY can apply to any situation where there are opposing worlds and ideas.

Runaway is about a woman who wakes up in a desolate world to find a young girl beckoning her to follow her.