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A dramatic comedy about a transitioning woman who discovers that she's the mother of a 14 year old boy.

Follows Eisha and Seema, soul-mate sisters whose shared dietary goal becomes a harrowing descent for Eisha. Years later, her auto-ethnographic narrative revisits her troubling past, addressing body image and self-acceptance.

Not coincidentaly did the Pope's aniversary jubilee coincide with World Gay Pride celebrations in Rome.

Spiritual sanctuary, sex, sisterhood and a gathering of faeries. A bearded nun. Through an intimate lens, this feature documentary takes us on a journey with Sister Missionary P. Delight, one of the founders of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. In 1979, Mish, as he is affectionately known by his friends, created an Order of gay male nuns to promote a philosophy of promulgating universal joy and expiating guilt. Both he and the Order have come a long way since then. Today, the Sisters are spread out across the globe, and Mish lives in the middle of the woods of the Deep South, in a community of Radical Faeries. JOY! follows Mish and his community over a seven year period, along the way we discover the history of the movement and the highs and lows of his own personal journey.

A bassist experiences a revelation on stage. The next day, accompanied by his girlfriend and their young baby, he sails along a winding river in search of a place to be together.

À travers l'histoire de George, écrivain gay exilé à Londres, et celle de Nana, vieille dame juive déracinée et grand-mère du réalisateur, le cinéaste renoue avec ses origines et entreprend un itinéraire dont la résonance est universelle.

A documentary on the Canadian writer, Naim Kattan, born in Baghdad to an Iraqi Jewish family. He has written over 50 books including Farewell Babylon. He was a central figure in Quebec's Quiet Revolution and through his eyes we see the changes from a traditional society to the pluralism we find in Quebec today.