Playing like a political thriller, Praying for Armageddon sounds the alarm bout the pervasive violence of religious fundamentalism in U.S. politics.
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Ken August Meyer uses the art of Paul Klee’ to explore the physical and mental challenges that comes with systemic scleroderma in Angel Applicant.
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Rowdy Girl follows a pair of animal rights activists as they pull back the curtain to inspire consumers to consider the lives and rights of animals that make the food we eat.
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Subterranean takes audiences into the some of Canada's deepest and lets one feel every claustrophobic step through the narrow passageways.
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Sherien Barsoum's documentary Cynara investigates the role of prejudice in a Toronto mother’s wrongful conviction for her daughter's murder.
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Basketball documentaries like Handle with Care, One of Ours, and Giants of Africa show diverse stories on and off the court.
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In Under G-d, director Paula Eiselt examines the fight for reproductive rights in the U.S.A. through the lens of faith-based arguments.
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Launched in 2022, Being Seen is an industry guide from the Black Screen Office to facilitate authentic storytelling in Canada's screen sector.
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David Siev documents his family's experience with anti-Asian racism in their small Michigan town of Bad Axe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Karen Chapman’s powerful documentary short Quiet Minds Silent Streets shows that meditation can be a vital tool to curb gun violence in communities.
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