The Bryce Lee Story
Set in British Columbia, The Bryce Lee Story is a refreshingly relatable coming-of-age tale inspired by writer-director Arnold Lim’s own experiences. A distinctly Canadian perspective on the universal search for belonging.
Ceremony
Powerful and evocative, Ceremony follows the disappearance of the ooligan in Bella Coola, revealing a story of cultural survival, environmental stewardship, and the enduring relationship between the Nuxalk Nation and the land.
Congo Boy
Congo Boy tells the story of Robert, a Congolese 17-year-old displaced by civil war to the Central African Republic. With his parents imprisoned, he cares for his four younger siblings, all while pursuing his dream of becoming a musician.
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First Comes Love: Nakabingwit
Blending observational documentary with narrative storytelling, First Comes Love: Nakabingwit explores the romantic lives of Filipina Canadians and their white partners as they navigate race, identity, and communication.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney
Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney is an inventive archival documentary that transforms more than 80,000 pieces of footage into a vibrant audiovisual collage examining public image, political power, and historical memory.