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As teens ransack a suburban home for food and clothing, one recounts how he got there and how desperation has changed him.

Abandoned by her partner, Laurel (Jodi Balfour) stumbles through heartbreak and grows a strange connection to a house plant. This provocative rumination explores the interconnected mess of humans and nature. Shot on 35mm-4 Perf Kodak Film.

A first-generation Afghan-Canadian navigates personal growth and cultural identity while grappling with his father's influence through life's subtle but defining moments.

Send The Rain is a drama about artist and homesteader, Alice (54) who struggles with the choices she must make in the wake of the BC wildfires that destroyed her family home.

Music video for Mother Mother's "Hayloft I"

An impoverished young couple attempts to steal a boat to prove their love and worthiness to their son. Written and directed by Erik Horn, starring Adam DiMarco and Christie Burke. Produced by Kristoff Duxbury, Production Company Boldly. Cinematography by Cole Graham.

Literally a story about a book shop owner, the quirky customers who visit his shop, and his inability to let go of the past.

As an Asian family celebrates their daughter's engagement by singing karaoke on stage, a group of racists shout at them. The head of the family sings next, and transforms into "Baba". He finds courage to be the force needed for good.

Music video for Mother Mother's "Hayloft II"

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

This animated documentary follows the journey of an Indigenous photographer as she travels through time. She witnesses moments in her family's history and strengthens her connection to her Metis, Cree and Anishnaabe ancestors.

A short film about Bel Davis, a young black woman who grapples with the realities and unforeseen circumstances of losing her hair and being completely bald due to Alopecia.

Abby attends a childhood friend's wedding. This event heightens the anticipatory grief she feels about losing her dad who is terminally ill.

Alternating between myth and reality, Jaime Leigh Gianopoulos unravels the intricate tapestry of grief and the liminal space that exists between not belonging to the lands one was born on nor the lands one's ancestors once came from.

Official music video for "Bruises" by Lewis Capaldi.

On the eve of a grandfather's move into hospice care, a panicked visit from his granddaughter forces him to selflessly respond to an unspeakable attack.

An old man must confront his greatest fear.

Explore the artistry and creative approach of local musician, Noble Son.

A young woman primed to explode finally lets herself loose.

After a life well lived, Freddy is afforded a chilling encore - he must live his life backwards through the eyes of every bug he has ever killed.

During the summer of 2017, a total solar eclipse would become visible over skies across the USA. Through the lens of the eclipse, we witness a story about escapism, mindfulness, and the meaning of self.

Delving into the ancestral lineage of the George family, the film explores the significance of Kayah and Ta7a's deep connection to water, revered in the Tsleil-Waututh Nation as their oldest grandmother and the birthplace of creation.

A short film exploring the act of being - through the context of young love. How we evade and seek this state with ourselves and others.

1994. Virtuous Circle is a raw and emotional glimpse into the relationship between impressionable 13-year Charlie and his nihilistic 18-year old brother Luke. In and out of school, Luke's volatile relationship with authority and self-destructive apathy contrast with his love for his little brother. Despite their personal struggles, the brothers run together every day. The film follows their unorthodox training through the wild Canadian woods, across neighbour's lawns, highways, and dark nights, all in the pursuit of winning a famous regional long-distance race. By pushing each other to be better, they find power within themselves to transcend their problems and through this, stumble into a virtuous circle. The narrative explores the joys and pains of brotherhood through these vignettes and the emotional intricacy of the ordinary moments in between: the mundane arguments over finishing the milk and washing dishes, Luke's bipolar relationship with their overworked single mom, and the imperfect dynamics of how they test and express love in their relationship. However, when Charlie's innocent admiration leads him to reproduce some of Luke's mistakes, their drive to protect each other becomes obscured by their own weaknesses. The film explores their multifaceted brotherhood, and the constant fight to leave their vicious cycles behind to help the ones they love the most. In doing so, they reveal which victories really matter.

As she gathers friends and family to commemorate what would have been her son's 35th birthday, Judy reflects on her journey of an unnatural ordering of life forcing her to a life altered and her ways of healing through human connection.