Michel K. Zongo · 2019 · 1h20m
Creatively acrobatic and politically profound this gem underscores the blatant lies and greed that multinational gold companies extol in the small town of Kalsaka
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Creatively acrobatic and politically profound this gem underscores the blatant lies and greed that multinational gold companies extol in the small town of Kalsaka
Attending to the challenges of women’s life during and after incarceration, this poignant & hopeful doc imagines alternatives to the carceral system through arts.
As many accept the death of privacy, techies and hackers in Montreal discuss ways to work against monetization of data and loss of autonomy in the digital age.
Tomorrow’s Power showcases three communities around the world and their responses to economic and environmental emergencies.
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The story of the Quebec Mosque Shooting, portraying a resilient Muslim community in Ste-Foy as they struggle to survive and shift the narrative of what it means to be Muslim.
On Demand
Haiti Betrayed reveals how Canada conspired with the United States and France in 2004 to topple the democratically-elected government.
Award-winning documentary on the history of Black queer activism in Toronto, on communities that have faced every adversity from invisibility to police brutality.

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On Demand
A devoted father and filmmaker with a drive to keep the cameras rolling and show his son and the world what it means to live with disability.
A personal film about Canada's extraction industry and its detrimental effects on the land and Indigenous peoples.

"Umbrella Diaries: The First Umbrella" charts the origins of Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement through the eyes of the activists and people who made it happen.
A humorous and incisive take on the exploitative industry of unpaid internships, against “experience” being earned at the expense of a living wage.

Two Congolese and two Belgian filmmakers decided to film the explosion of political art in Kinshasa, in the process making a rare portrait of the country.
Director Rogério Soares whisks audiences to a bend in the Xingu River to witness a state of affairs that one subject in the film aptly describes as “post-nature.”
ASWANG is a poetically composed inquisition into Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's reign of terror that unleashed death squads in a so-called "war on drugs".
Carolina Moscoso’s VISIÓN NOCTURNA (NIGHT SHOT) is an artistic, experimental film reckoning with the trauma of her rape.
An exile, unable to return to Palestine, becomes a digital spectre floating over the infrastructure of Israeli military occupation in Palestine.