Jissha Honban Onanii: Mibôjin-hen

This Life of Mine Barbie, once an attractive, devoted mother and partner, faces newfound challenges as she turns 55, descending into darkness, violence, and absurdity while grappling with her identity, relationships, and life's complexities.

Intestines from Space The Langley Punks must rescue their sweethearts from unspeakable aluminum foil monsters from beyond.

Who by Fire Seventeen-year-old Jeff stays at film director Blake Cadieux's wilderness lodge after being invited by friend Max's family. When strange events occur, Jeff suspects something is amiss with the director and his retreat.

Lies My Sister Told Me A woman escapes from a mental hospital, intent on getting back the life she thinks was stolen from her by her twin sister. Instead, she walks into her worst nightmare.

La Thorie de l'informati...

Side Chick A drama that follows the emotional millennial roller coaster of Lynn's affection towards James, who is engaged to an honest, caring woman named Kia. Unlike some females, Lynn doesn't fit the role of "the other woman" but she is deceived into dating James.

Anatole Latuile Adaptation of comics created by Olivier Muller, Anne Didier and Clément Devaux and published in the newspaper J'aime lire since 2005.

Seeking Cetaceans In Sco... Whales, dolphins and porpoises all live in the seas off of Scotland, and the team at the Cetacean Research and Rescue Unit are there to study and help them. Ride along with the team as they work to save these incredible creatures!

Kotpad Weaving: The Stor... The documentary explores the reason behind the languishing days of Kotpad Handloom; a unique, age-old, internationally acclaimed but near-extinct textile tradition practiced for centuries in Kotpad, a remote town in Koraput District, India.

WAYS OF SEEING Ways of Seeing is a film about the transformative, healing power of both nature and female wisdom as expressed through movement. The film focuses on the ways our inner world is expressed in how we move — particularly subconscious movement. And, based on this, investigates the healing effects of liberated movement. “I wanted to bring attention to the courage it takes to sit with the inevitable pain we experience as we seek to grow,” Furth shares. With this approach, the film further draws on a fascination with nature’s capacity to humble and inspire us, as well as the ways through which we can become more aware of, and receptive to, that innate strength.