Jason O'Hara · 2016 · 1h28m
Communities band together to fight forced eviction to make way for a sports stadium.
On Demand
Richard Shpuntoff · 2016 · 1h30m
The story of how a community in Queens demanded justice for the murder of Julio Rivera and the unsolved murders of gay men in Jackson Heights, launching a historic LGBTQ movement.
Sherien Barsoum · 2016 · 23m
A cross-Canada cycle tour with CFL prospect Curtis Carmichael raises awareness on racism and racialized youth in the country.
Part of the Bring it Black: Films by Black Artists in Canada collection
Noncedo Khumalo · 2016 · 3m
A gorgeous animated vision of Black queer community and solace.
Part of the Bring it Black: Films by Black Artists in Canada collection
Jorge Thielen Armand · 2016 · 1h29m
Thielen Armand’s gorgeous film is a nuanced exploration of race and class that is remarkable for its keen sense of place and character.
Amanda Strong · 2016 · 13m
An animated short that explores the reclamation of language and Nationhood and peels back the layers of Canada's colonial history.
Part of the First Peoples, First Screens 2 collection
Ashley Duong · 2016 · 1h22m
Mutang, a former activist for the indigenous peoples of Sarawak, returns home for the first time since his exile in 1992.
On Demand
Cyrus Sutton · 2016 · 1h4m
A superbly shot eco-doc that considers Hawa'ii as testing grounds for both agribusiness's chemicals and Indigenous resistance to GMOs, pesticides and monocrops.
On Demand
S. Leo Chyang & Johnny Simons · 2016 · 1h15m
OUT RUN provides a unique look into the challenges LGBTQ+ people face as they transition into the mainstream and fight for dignity, legitimacy, and acceptance across the globe.
Dane Komljen & James Lattimer · 2016 · 23m
“All Still Orbit” links together two apparently unrelated moments in the construction of Brasília: a dream by an Italian saint used to justify its creation and a small city built
Zaradasht Ahmed · 2016 · 1h26m
A visceral account of war-torn Iraq, told by Iraqi nurse Nori Sharif, who excels in his efforts to capture the tragedy and perseverance around him.
On Demand
Tasha Hubbard · 2016 · 1h19m
At once a devastating tale of an Indigenous family ripped apart by the Canadian government’s “Sixties Scoop,” and a deeply moving moment of hope and resilience.
Tom Boothe · 2016 · 1h37m
With a healthy dose of insight and wit, FOOD COOP takes the viewer into the belly of one of the most successfully implemented socialist experiences in the United States.
David Lavallée · 2016 · 1h30m
This commanding exposé uncovers how the harvest of extreme fuel amounts to human and ecological devastation in the name of status quo extraction & consumption.
Alexander Kvatashidze · 2016 · 1h9m
An intimate & complex story of war, journalism, ethics and relationships, this award-winning film lays bare the toll of violent conflict.
