
A haunting plunge into the Canadian archive, recapturing a 1969 student protest at Montreal’s Sir George Williams University against the administration’s anti-Black racism

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KETTLE peers at policing in Toronto, where peaceful demonstrations are met with police violence.
This film travels land and sea with Syrian refugees who give a firsthand account of harrowing journeys to new countries and their feats of struggle and hope.
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Queer activists fight against the Israeli pinkwashing propaganda in their community and provide a strategic primer on intersectional social justice activism.
Through Elders stories of resistance and survival, THE PASS SYSTEM illuminates a shocking period in Canada’s history when it embraced racial segregation.

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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.
A profound, intimate and powerful story about hope, dreams, political struggle and despair, and the devastating effects of war on family, love and friendship.
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.
A journey by canoe into the city creates a dynamic connection between natural and urban spaces and celebrates the fierce resourcefulness of Indigenous people.
A chronicle of a troubled chapter in Concordia University’s history where black students occupy the Hall building to protest institutionalized racism.
A powerful dance used to illustrate the life of a First Nations sex worker.
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What happens when 11 world-renowned avant-garde artists are invited to a luxurious resort in the Adriatic where they can do nothing but rest?

Un interrogation sur la possibilité de survie de la culture d’ici dans un monde de plus en plus global.
In this film on love and place, a Lebanese gay couple decides to take a road trip to Ramallah.
An old abandoned airstrip on unceded territory acts as a metaphor of the impact of clear cutting on the ability to live a traditional lifestyle.
NO EASY WALK TO FREEDOM documents the growth of queer organizing in India in an attempt to overturn a colonial-era law criminalizing homosexuality.