
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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Delicately explored and deftly crafted, FLYING HANDS is a story of commitment and how integration and equal opportunities for everyone directly benefit the co-existence of society.
This documentary explores Canadian feminist storytellers from the 1970s to 90s used advanced media to document issues.
A collection of short films that stage hybrid acts of montage, juxtaposition, re-enactment and dialogue, exploring the theme of solidarity.
Director weaves intimate, unsettling interior lives of his Palestinian family during Israeli bombardment using 20+ year old home movies.
At 19, Reyhaneh Jabari kills her assailant, sentenced to death; her story ignites Iran's women's rights movement in this gripping film.
Hanna leaves to go to San Francisco, where at a party, she meets the professional dominatrix Chloe and the escort Cyd and soon they embark on a self-fulfilling journey together.
BREAKING SOCIAL explores the possibilities of overcoming injustice and corruption. A film about reimagining the building blocks of our societies.
Someone Lives Here is a modern-day David and Goliath story, set against the backdrop of North America's housing crisis.
A dramatic and energetic journey into the daring struggle of Indigenous land-defenders in the Brazilian Amazon that connects ecological balance with environmental activism.
Palestinian brothers conspire with Jean Genet to disrupt Eurovision, enlisting Toronto's singing penguins. PHOTO BOOTH blends humour and diverse visuals to explore boycott
With time lapse videography of rotting in action, Wrought creates an intimate, immersive world where decay can be beautiful, tender and even surprisingly human.
Невинност разглежда въпроса за милитаризацията и нейното въздействие върху живота на младите израелци, които са принудени да служат в армията против собствената си воля и ценности.
This crucial doc takes us in close to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, whose frontline workers and residents have taken safe injection and community care into their own hands.
Narrated in the language of the Mapuche people, the film is a journey through the works of the celebrated Mapuche visual artist Bernardo Oyarzún from the perspective of his nephew.
This multi-award-winning film politicizes perspective by reversing the gaze as the director navigates inaccessible terrain in public spaces of Oakland in his electric wheelchair.