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A film on the censorship of pro-Palestinian voices on US campuses and the resistance of students and professors.

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A filmmaker uncovers the buried past of her uncle who died of AIDS and whose lover is now a Franciscan monk with his own stories of faith, love and regret.
An intimate & complex story of war, journalism, ethics and relationships, this award-winning film lays bare the toll of violent conflict.

From Egypt to Turkey to Irak, passing through Israel and Palestine, this documentary captures the ups and downs of a new and unconventional kind of journalism.
A gorgeous animated vision of Black queer community and solace.
A cross-Canada cycle tour with CFL prospect Curtis Carmichael raises awareness on racism and racialized youth in the country.
Shuswap elder Ralph Phillips shares the stories that have impacted his journey and his relationship to the healing medicine that is sage.
A personal and powerful exploration of how the women of the PKK train to fight against ISIS in Kurdistan.
This contemplative film delves into the throes of collective memory in the symbolic reconstruction of Emwas, a Palestinian village destroyed by Israel in 1967.
Thielen Armand’s gorgeous film is a nuanced exploration of race and class that is remarkable for its keen sense of place and character.

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KONELĪNE transports us to the wilderness as a vivid elemental force that dominates the experience of both Tahltan First Nation and the settlers who carve out their lives there.
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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.
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A poetic documentary about the lost film culture in small villages on Croatian islands, during the second half of the last century.
An exploration of Canada's failures with regards to the respect of the ancestral rights of Indigenous communities.
A poetic reflection on the past and present of Innu-Assit.

Activists and artists resist assimilation, challenge the corporatization of LGBT politics, and fight the ongoing oppression of queer and trans people.
DO NOT RESIST surfs the dystopian material and mental scapes of America at the intersection of race, policing and surveillance.