A look at Robert Gravel
Twenty years after escaping the wicked witch, Hansel returns to the haunted forest to confront her.
Aboard a cart towed by his paraplegic friend’s electric wheelchair, a young man goes in search of his childhood sweetheart.
Still reeling from an operation gone wrong, a former Detroit police negotiator returns to duty when her own sister is taken hostage by criminals.
After being released from prison, a con man who wants to settle down is forced to participate in a big job by the son of his former accomplice, whom he was forced to kill twenty-five years earlier.
The life of the animals of the Hemmingford Safari Park in a subliminal succession of images captured over the four seasons.
Portrait of the filmmaker and photographer Gordon Sheppard, shot during 2006, when he knew he had incurable prostate cancer.
Captured by a group of Inuit, the daughter of an Innu chief is taken by force to a land of ice, where she is confronted with customs that are very different from her own.
A young Aboriginal Montrealer sets out to find his biological mother on the Kinoganish reserve, where he uncovers a painful past.
Following a suicide bombing near her home, an Israeli teenager in search of answers begins a correspondence with a young Palestinian.
From Morocco to Mali, a Quebec filmmaker documents the long journey of a French public reader.
In mid-1950s New York State, teenage girls form a secret society dedicated to punishing men who assault or humiliate them.
The highlights of the Canadian rock band Rush
An elite ex-soldier is transported to medieval times where his mission to fulfill an ancient prophecy takes a personal turn.
Wounded in the head while trying to escape a serial killer, an educator becomes unable to recognize people’s faces.
An independent wealthy young woman organizes a project to grant the wish of a little girl whose letter to Santa Claus she has intercepted.
Under the director’s eye, Quebec choreographer Dave St-Pierre, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, goes about his artistic projects while waiting for a lung transplant.
While Earth is under the yoke of a Nazi vampire, an indestructible cyborg-like man struggles to restore a semblance of hope to humanity.
In a timeless world where revolutions are brewing, the authors of a film project are blocked by a rich industrialist.
Returning home at the end of the Civil War, a soldier discovers that his wife has been turned into a zombie, like millions of other Americans.
A man, who inherited an experimental rehab facility from his mother, makes horrific discoveries while exploring the property with his friends.
The new strongman of a village hit by crisis is convinced by the blacksmith to bet on the possible arrival of the railroad rather than on a community garden project.
Our moral and concrete relationship to the phenomenon of debt based on the contemplation articulated by the writer Margaret Atwood in a book on the subject.
To rescue his kidnapped daughter, a senator enlists the help of a police detective whose husband was recently killed by the kidnapper.
A television crew is doing a report on the life of an unscrupulous businessman from the working class.
A young Montreal woman who contracted HIV during the shooting of a pornographic film in Los Angeles tries to reclaim her past.
During the summer of 2010, the director followed some young Quebecers to learn more about their fascination towards Western Canada.
Nostalgic for the Christmases she spent with her family in a crumbling inn, a young woman sets out to restore it to its former glory.
Filmmaker, theaterperson, actress, feminist activist and mother, Paule Baillargeon tells her story through thirty vignettes presented in chronological order.