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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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David Sanchez  ·  2021  ·  12m
David Sanchez  ·  2021  ·  12m

Flavie is a bold and opinionated 15-year-old who is ready to engage in civil disobedience and suffer legal consequences in her fight for her social and environmental convictions.

Sean Stiller  ·  2021  ·  1h12m
Sean Stiller  ·  2021  ·  1h12m

A stunningly shot film explores intergenerational trauma of Residential School survivors, linking Indigenous culture to environmental resilience in BC.

Still from Clash
Still from Clash
Amrou Al-Kadhi  ·  2020  ·  8m
Amrou Al-Kadhi  ·  2020  ·  8m

Clash is a short experimental documentary critiquing the lack of diversity in on-screen representation in the U.K. today.

Still from Unapologetic
Still from Unapologetic
Ashley O'Shay  ·  2020  ·  1h26m
Ashley O'Shay  ·  2020  ·  1h26m

UNAPOLOGETIC is a deep look into the Movement for Black Lives, from the police murder of Rekia Boyd to the election of mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Ibrahim Mursal  ·  2020  ·  59m
Ibrahim Mursal  ·  2020  ·  59m

A Sudanese refugee and artist is joined on his journey home by a Muslim filmmaker, confronting prejudice and the criminalization of homosexuality in Sudan.

Still from Coded Bias
Still from Coded Bias
Shalini Kantayya  ·  2020  ·  1h30m
Shalini Kantayya  ·  2020  ·  1h30m

A critical exploration into the way racial and gender discrimination is coded into algorithmic technology.

Still from Invasion
Still from Invasion
Michael Toledano, Sam Vinal & Franklin López  ·  2020
Michael Toledano, Sam Vinal & Franklin López  ·  2020

INVASION is a new film about the Unist’ot’en Camp, Gidimt’en checkpoint and the larger Wet’suwet’en Nation standing up to the Canadian government.

Sara Wylie & Prison for Women (P4W) Memorial Collective  ·  2020  ·  22m
Sara Wylie & Prison for Women (P4W) Memorial Collective  ·  2020  ·  22m

Since the early 2000s, the Prison for Women Memorial Collective has been fighting for a space of commemoration of, and community healing from, Canadian carceral violence.