Ari A. Cohen · 2014 · 1h10m
Food issues around health, the environment, access and empowerment are at the heart of this exceptional farm doc.
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Food issues around health, the environment, access and empowerment are at the heart of this exceptional farm doc.

A political video remix on the references to offshore accounts in the arts and a call to public mobilization against the complacency of current legislation.
What is the toll for survivors living alongside the perpetrators of the Suharto dictatorship's anti-Communist purges?
In this film on love and place, a Lebanese gay couple decides to take a road trip to Ramallah.
On Demand
Disquieting exposé investigating what governments and corporations are doing with presumably private information.
On Demand
An epic journey from Montreal to Fort McMurray, examining the human rights violations of Statoil, an 'ethical' oil company operating in Alberta.
On Demand
An inspired story of how direct action activists take to the tree-tops and work with land owners to fight against the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
On Demand
A critical view of mining in Tanzania that exposes the human costs of a reckless and oppressive industry.

On Demand
On Demand
From The Yes Men and Femen, to the Spanish Indignados, this inspiring film travels the globe to highlight creative nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience.

On Demand
On Demand
A film featuring women tackling the issue of climate justice with a focus on the Canadian Tar Sands.

Un interrogation sur la possibilité de survie de la culture d’ici dans un monde de plus en plus global.
A call for action within Indigenous communities.
An unflinching documentary immersion into the world of police and security guard violence against people who are poor, homeless, and racialized in Toronto.
In 1948, a group of Mushua Innus (Labrador) were resettled far from their ancestral land. The community has kept the memory of this exodus.
A tale fit for a spy novel, this dramatic doc follows an FBI agent as he carries out dubious government orders in America’s domestic War on Terror.
KAHA:WI is a performance film that perpetuates Iroquoian cultural knowledge, traditional æsthetics and expression in a contemporary form.