A Pakistani man who once lived in the United States is interviewed by an American journalist who suspects him of being involved in the kidnapping of a fellow countryman by Islamists.
Convinced that he has Alzheimer
After learning that her father is not her father, a filmmaker in the middle of shooting a documentary about her family investigates her identity.
While building a house on his property adapted to the needs of his wife, who has Alzheimer’s disease, a farmer in his eighties goes up against a fussy civil servant.
After finding out she is pregnant, a Canadian student living in Ireland with a teacher opposed to the idea of starting a family leaves to live temporarily with her father in Montreal.
Born on the day of the proclamation of India’s independence, two boys exchanged at birth and raised in opposite circles discover their telepathic gifts.
After being away for ten years, a filmmaker returns to Montreal where the problems that forced him to leave resurface.
A lonely redhead working for a clinic specializing in injecting viruses into stars is tempted by the smuggling game.
Aboard his limousine, a young Wall Street prince goes to one meeting after another while witnessing the collapse of his empire.
Following the last wishes of his friend, a young Vancouverite travels to Mexico with the sister of the deceased to lay his ashes in a shrine.
The destinies of a young aboriginal from Abitibi, an old Italian from Montreal and a disgraced doctor forced to work for a criminal organization.
In a rural township in Sichuan, China, a former champion boxer coaches youngsters with hopes of competing in the Olympics.
In 2009, Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Lalibert
While in Bombay, twenty candidates vie for the Miss India crown, in another region, fundamentalist Hindus fight against the Westernization of India.
In Toronto, a stranger secretly spies on and manipulates a young couple.
After discovering that a mass of frigid wind has blown through a hole in the ozone layer, a climatologist devises a plan to minimize the effects of this catastrophe.
A look at Robert Gravel
Aboard a cart towed by his paraplegic friend’s electric wheelchair, a young man goes in search of his childhood sweetheart.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.