
A gripping immersion into the frontlines of the historic Fairy Creek blockade, where thousands of activists participate in a do-or-die protest to save the pristine Ada’itsx Valley.
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An anthology of 22 short films by displaced Gaza filmmakers showcases diverse artistic expressions amidst genocide, from love to resistance.
Samuel Habib, a 21-year-old who uses a wheelchair and speech device, co-directs this film, featuring disability activists.
A beautiful film that explores intergenerational healing through the lens of mothers and daughters in three Indigenous Hawaiian families fighting to protect their territory.
An investigative doc that delves into the alarming levels of harmful plastics in our environment and our bodies.
A charming and rallying legacy of revolutionary Jose Maria Sison, the founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines, and his exile into the Netherlands after being designated.
Richly visualised and deeply uplifting, SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO is an epic reimagining of North America through the lens of buffalo consciousness.
A burning insider account of the hopes and dreams of Iraqi youth, led by a 19-year-old woman who faces the enormous consequences of fighting for democracy, freedom and a future.
Tautuktavuk (What We See) explores issues of domestic violence and substance abuse from the perspective of two Inuit women.
Vibrations from Gaza offers a glimpse into the experiences of Deaf children in the colonized and confined coastal territory of Gaza, Palestine.
An unusually intimate glimpse into modern forestry practices in BC, Silvicola is a sensorially immense contemplation on the psychic entanglement of humans, machines, and nature.
This unflinching, playful and vital film spends intimate time with four transgender sex workers who share their thoughts on, and experiences of, Black womanhood.
A film that focuses soberly on young Jewish Americans who come to question their unconditional devotion to Israel.
Young Palestinian filmmaker, Mohamed Jabaly is stuck in Norway when Gaza’s borders are closed. His struggle to obtain an artist’s visa sparks the close-knit community into action.
This quirky, playful film combines climate change, sustainability, oysters, New York, and trans rights into one zany, joyful work.
Guy Debord's prophetic theory from nearly six decades ago is interrogated by radical thinkers and interpreted through a mosaic of contemporary consumer spectacles.
A stunning mix of archives from apartheid-era South Africa, along with contemporary contemplations, sets the stage for this deeply personal and poetic exploration of race and place