It's Raining From the Evening
A fairy tale about how my Grandfather accidentally caught a Mermaid, warmed her on his stove, and what it led to.
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A fairy tale about how my Grandfather accidentally caught a Mermaid, warmed her on his stove, and what it led to.
A short documentary by David Shortt and the BC Poverty Reduction Coalition highlighting the root causes of queer and trans poverty in British Columbia.
A man and a woman bring a sofa into a room that is too small and don't know how or where to turn.
ITAN's parents, 12, Sambal Ayta, have fully decided that he will not continue his education. He said that he has reached Grade 6 enough where he can read and write, he said he will only help the family to get the heart o
One rainy day, I opened the window.
In a working-class neighborhood, in the outskirts of a small town, a group of children is faced with a strange and terrifying incident, which will soon develop into a true epidemic: all adults have turned into “sleepy be
A portrait of Peruvian curandero Agustin Rivas-Vazques, revealed primarily through stationary-camera interviews.
Intimate story of a Baka family living a traditional life in the rainforests of Cameroun.
A movie based on Transgenders, the “in-betweens” that are shunned by society, unaccepted and forced to make ends meet through sex work. It revolves around the lives of three transgenders – their work, their homes, their
Behind the Rainbow explores the transition of the African National Congress (ANC) from its role as a liberation organization to its position as South Africa's ruling party, by means of the evolution of the relationship b
Documentary film that deals with four main thematic areas in Fassbinder’s films: The exploitation of love, the human tendency for mutual repression, the resulting loneliness, and powerlessness that leads to an explosion
A visually arresting and emotionally resonant short documentary that explores identity, leadership, and legacy within the LGBTQ+ movement through the stories of two groundbreaking figures: Suzanne Ford, the first openly
Cinéma vérité documentary inspired by the film "Chronicle of a Summer" by Jean Rouch and Edgar Morin.
This locally-made South African film is a collection of candid-camera style skits designed to trap the unwary for the enjoyment of the audience.
In 1932, the shadow of war threatens, but Japan is still at peace. A sponsor of the Imperial Symphony, Lord Kuretake Kimiya, is deathly ill. He calls to his bedside Sanjou Kaoru, who is both the fiancé of his daughter Um
A boy is given a rainbow and rolls it up in his pocket, but soon learns that he cannot hold on to it forever.