Richement imaginé et profondément inspirant, SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO est une réimagination épique de l’Amérique du Nord à travers le prisme de la conscience du bison et d’un rêve puissant.
Ce film sans complaisance, ludique et vital s’attarde sur quatre travailleuses du sexe transgenres qui partagent leurs réflexions et leurs expériences de la féminité noire.
Un aperçu intime des méthodes forestières contemporaines en Colombie-Britannique, Silvicola est une immense contemplation sensorielle sur l’enchevêtrement psychique des humains, des machines et de la nature.
Les féministes de Karachi organisent une marche des femmes, affrontant l’État pakistanais, les médias et la droite religieuse radicale.
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A young woman explores and confronts her reflections on being a woman, migration and faith.
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The story of young Ivy, who accompanies her mother on a road trip with hopes of finding her sibling Heather who has disappeared from their First Nation community.
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En 1969, lorsque la jeune Marsha Johnson, reine de la rue, s’oppose à une descente de police de routine dans un bar gay, elle donne naissance à un mouvement.
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Une jeune femme tente de raviver la tradition Inuit ancestrale du tatouage facial, une tradition presque tombée dans l’oubli après un siècle d’interdiction.
Une méditation captivante sur la résilience de cinq femmes face à une catastrophe écologique et personnelle, révélant des façons surprenantes de ré-imaginer la vie dans les ruines.
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Un regard sans fard sur l’histoire de la ségrégation raciale dans les écoles du Canada et la lutte pour l’égalité d’accès à une éducation de qualité.
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Velcrow Ripper · 2012 · 1h35m
A journey deep inside the global revolution of the heart that is erupting around the planet.
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Karol Orzechowski · 2012 · 1h30m
A poetic intervention in the debate on animal rights, this unique and exquisite film explores the psychic and ethical fallout from animal lab testing.
2012 · 22m
50 artists go on a journey to discover the land and the people of the Great Bear Rainforest, turning their emotional responses into works of art.
Marie Boti & Malcolm Guy · 2012 · 52m
Montreal filmmakers look at the regressive immigration policies of the Canadian state and the people most affected.
Magnus Isacsson · 2012 · 1h30m
Drugs, delinquency, dysfunctional families, abandonment, poverty: “real life” is tough for young people in Montréal-Nord.
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Nishtha Jain · 2012 · 1h36m
The true story of Sampat Pal and the legendary Gulabi Gang who fight gender violence in India with great ferocity.
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Antoine Bourges · 2012 · 43m
A quiet portrait of the rituals around receiving methadone for opioid dependence in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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Stefan Verna & Jean-Marc Abela · 2012 · 1h30m
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Stefan Verna & Jean-Marc Abela · 2012 · 1h30m
Have you ever been young and wanted to save the world?
Karen Cho · 2012 · 1h27m
Karen Cho · 2012 · 1h27m
A sweeping, invigorating and disconcerting doc on the state of feminism, the herstory of the women's movement, & the status of women in Canada.
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Jim Hubbard · 2012 · 1h30m
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Jim Hubbard · 2012 · 1h30m
An irresistibly entertaining and informative assemblage of decades of AIDS activism in NYC, this is a doc of "alternative histories."
Marielle Nitoslawska · 2012 · 1h40m
A portrait of painter, filmmaker, poet and performance artist Carolee Schneemann who challenges assumptions of feminism, gender, sexuality, and identity
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Amy Miller · 2012 · 1h24m
This commanding doc effectively counters the propaganda around carbon trading by featuring the voices of those most affected.
John Greyson · 2012 · 15m
An exploration of solidarity, civil disobedience, queer activism and the growing boycott movement. Plus a surprise screening of a forbidden film!
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Kelly Anderson & Allison Lirish Dean · 2012 · 1h16m
A look at the economic and political forces that push residents out of working class neighbourhoods in Brooklyn to make room for luxury condos.
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Jean-Philippe Tremblay · 2012 · 1h33m
A scathing critique of a mainstream media industry that is beholden to corporate sponsorship and ultimately threatens the very foundations of democracy.
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Rob Turgeon · 2011 · 43m
Is it true that the multi-billion dollar corporations coming into New Brunswick are responsible corporate citizens?
