Sean McAllister · 2015 · 1h16m
A profound, intimate and powerful story about hope, dreams, political struggle and despair, and the devastating effects of war on family, love and friendship.
On Demand
Richard Brouillette · 2015 · 1h19m
Economist Bernard Maris unveils his ideas on the enslavement of science to economics, reflecting on an era of intellectual resignation and economic austerity.
Victoria Lean · 2015 · 1h26m
A damning indictment of the de Beers diamond company and Canadian government's complicity in the oppression of Canada’s Indigenous people.
Part of the FemDoc: Women & Documentary collection
Marc Silver · 2015 · 1h38m
3 1/2 MINUTES chronicles the racialized murder of 17-year old Jordan Davis and the subsequent trial of the white assailant.
Alex Williams · 2015 · 51m
Through Elders stories of resistance and survival, THE PASS SYSTEM illuminates a shocking period in Canada’s history when it embraced racial segregation.
Olivier D. Asselin · 2015 · 1h28m
Olivier D. Asselin · 2015 · 1h28m
Où est aujourd’hui le pouvoir dans nos démocraties? Le film sollicite notre conscience citoyenne à l’heure des grands enjeux planétaires.
George Amponsah · 2015 · 1h25m
THE HARD STOP contextualizes the UK #BlackLivesMatter movement, moving past riot headlines and into the community affected by the police killing of Mark Duggan.
Part of the Nations and Migrations collection
Nupur Basu · 2015 · 7m
What new skills do we need for a turbulent future?
Avi Lewis · 2015 · 1h29m
Avi Lewis and Naomi Klein are back with another powerhouse documentary - this time based on Klein’s bestselling book on capitalism vs. the climate.
Mina Shum · 2015 · 1h21m
A chronicle of a troubled chapter in Concordia University’s history where black students occupy the Hall building to protest institutionalized racism.
Part of the FemDoc: Women & Documentary collection
Kim Webby · 2015 · 1h22m
An arresting portrait of Tūhoe activist Tame Iti and other Māori activists accused of terrorism in New Zealand.
Amanda Strong & Bracken Hanuse Corlett · 2015 · 8m
A young Indigenous female street artist named Mia’ walks through the city streets painting scenes rooted in the supernatural history of her people.
Roxann Whitebean · 2015 · 17m
When violence erupts in her community, Otsi:tsa, a young Mohawk girl, stands between her people and the might of colonial oppression.
Costa Boutsikaris · 2015 · 1h32m
The innovative folks in this uplifting doc remind us that using eco-design to shift from destructive to regenerative impact is only a branch or vegetable away.
Jeff Barnaby · 2015 · 5m
Etlinisigu’niet (Bleed Down) destroys any remaining shreds of the mythology of a fair and just Canada. Jeff Barnaby's message is clear: we are still here.
On Demand
Monica Gutierrez · 2015 · 10m
On Demand
Monica Gutierrez · 2015 · 10m
The film explores foreign investment conflicts, and the role and impacts to trade union members in a country labelled as the most dangerous for trade unionists.