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The father of an RAF reservist killed in Basra in 2007 travels to the Iraqi city to discover the impact of the war and the subsequent occupation on ordinary Iraqis.

Jang Hoon feels a sense of national alienation in Japan, and pours all his passion into baseball to relieve his resentment. His dream is to place a one-shot bet at Gossien Baseball Field. However, due to his natural temperament, he is mistaken for a problem child and is expelled from high school baseball. However, he broke the phone with the arrangement of his senior and joined a professional club. At first he was treated as a lowly player, but 20 years later, he becomes an unmatched great player in the Japanese baseball world.

After losing his job, a Michael Jackson impersonator drifts through lower Manhattan, reevaluating his career.

Guy, 55 year-old taxi driver, is about to travel with the Eurostar, for the first time of his life : his daughter is getting married. But when he parks to take the train, he discovers concealed in his suitcase, a 7 year-old girl who's from Kinshasa. This is Maïssa. Her demand is clear and non-negotiable : Guy must take her with him to London, in his suitcase.

One of three sisters becomes lost in the wood where things have no names. Its ephemeral shadow-light filters into the room of the other two, who search for her in their own reflections. It is a tale of sisterhood and the loss of sisterhood, quest and the failure of that quest. Its images are made through a series of long-exposure time-lapses inside a large camera obscura structure, and its text is based on a series of fictionalized real events and Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass.

A documentary film crew follows an Iranian woman, a doctor who is living under political house arrest. Inviting journalists into her home to share her research can hold a potential death sentence, a risk she is willing to take in order to save countless lives.

Filmed in the artist’s family apartment on the edge of Parkdale in the city of Toronto, this work explores the poetics of grief and precarity for the family around the time of death and dying regarding the artist’s sister. With non-linear storytelling and fragmented images, the work moves between speculative fiction, documentary, and experimental film. Referencing Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee (1982) and Anne Carson’s poem On Walking Backwards (1995), it considers the space and metaphor of a void and the desire that moves between the dead and living.

In the documentary short “This One Is For You,” celebrated burlesque dancer Jillian Schmitz shares her journey of navigating emotional abuse, depression, anorexia, and misogyny to embrace her authenticity and transform trauma into creative power. Dancing through the dark corners of her pain, she strips away the shameful stigma of violence and abuse to find freedom, self-love, healing, and recovery in an unapologetic celebration of her sexuality and sensuality.

An interview, a dance, and a poem.

A lonely young woman is selected as a finalist in an international competition to send four civilians to Mars, forever.

In an abandoned town in the Peruvian Amazon, the narrator ruminates on the things he wishes he had the courage to tell his parents.

What happens when someone dies is that we, the living, contain their memory ‘within us. [...] They will live on in us, and we will celebrate them. And dance like ‘there is no tomorrow". Diane Torr . This is a dance dedicated to drag king and ‘gender activist Diane Torr who passed away on the 31st of May 2017. A single ‘shot, a single dance, a fusion of male and female energy, an ode to life and death.

An examination of misogyny as it relates to gay male internalized prejudice. A gay sexist requires that he be tied up before bed by his partner. The partner is required to groom himself after waking and then is told whether he can sit in the front seat of the car on their way to his job. In the back seat, his faith and sin are put to question during a diatribe by the gay sexist. Later, the partner's inner child emerges.

On January 29, a rocket delivered a payload to the International Space Station (ISS) that included the film THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE, featuring children's choirs singing "This Little Light of Mine." The ISS will circle the earth 16 times a day for 30 days and broadcast the film back to ThisLittleLightofMineinSpace.com.

A priest visits an unrepentant death row prisoner, as the two spend time together the priest comes to understand the prisoner, and the prisoner begins to come to terms with his inevitable death.

This is where they die

A married couple struggles to connect while discussing a sexual assault.

Steve wakes up in a waiting room in the afterlife, a paperwork snafu stalling him continuing on to his final reward.