Program A-Z

New York photographer James Hamilton has done it all in a remarkable career spanning six decades with The Village Voice, Harper's Bazaar etc. D.W. Young’s energetic doc tells the story of the halcyon days of alternative print media through the 70s and 80s.

While on holiday in the Canary Islands, a young Ukrainian family learns that war has broken out in their homeland. In the midst of familial tensions, they grapple with the reality of their newfound status as refugees.

In a wintery, Farsi-speaking city that’s equal measures Winnipeg and Tehran, storylines entangle and the concepts of space, time, and identity grow increasingly opaque. Inventive and absurd, Rankin's poetic fable reminds us that Winnipeg is a wonderland.

What does it take to unite right-wing billionaire Charles Koch with hip hop legend Snoop Dogg? This urgent and uplifting film documents an extraordinary response to an appalling injustice: a young man sentenced to 55 years for three marijuana sales.

The Short Forum kicks off with an all-Canadian program.

Shorts from Canada, Finland, Japan, and the Netherlands.

Shorts from Canada, Hungary, Iran, Japan, Macau, Taiwan, and USA.

Shorts from Brazil, Kenya, Martinique, Mexico, Taiwan, and USA.

Shorts from Belgium, Canada, France, South Korea, Taiwan, and USA.

Shorts from Australia, Canada, Finland, France, Lebanon, Palestine, Slovenia, and Ukraine.

Shorts from Armenia, Canada, Tibet, Colombia, Japan, and Turkey.

Shorts from Canada, Hong Kong, Estonia, India, Japan, Mexico, and Spain.