A portrait of the artist and poet Raoul Duguay through his philosophy, music, poetry, and paintings.
A piano tuner with extremely sensitive hearing is recruited by a gang of criminals seeking to take advantage of his gift to unlock and steal safes.
A dancer joins a contemporary dance troupe in order to understand the trials and tribulations that marked her mother’s life.
The Scandinavian countries are global leaders in gender equality thanks to political will and concrete strategies.
The influence in the world of cinema of Pierre-Henri Deleau, who was responsible for programming the Directors’ Fortnight at Cannes for twenty years.
The creation process of a play by Quebec’s Robert Lepage that examines the experience of Canada’s Indigenous people as a metaphor for a world in pain.
An Iranian student’s stay in Canada is in jeopardy after she participated in a feminist revolutionary movement in Iran.
A portrait of the Gaspé Peninsula through its nature, culture, and history.
The role of the Young Christian Workers, a social movement rooted in working-class neighborhoods, in feminist and union struggles in Quebec in the 20th century.
Faced with the trauma of sexual assault, a young chemistry prodigy uses an alternative healing method that employs artificial intelligence.
Scientists and aboriginal communities want to repatriate bison to the heart of the North American plains.
Forced to work together, various rival Chicago radio personalities must find common ground.
A personal-stylist falls in love with the photographer she hires to help promote her new fashion venture.
The only resident of Sable Island, located south of the coast of Nova Scotia in the Atlantic Ocean, a naturalist has been analyzing the flora and fauna of the island for over 40 years.
A pregnant cannery worker finds an insect in a peach that is potentially harmful to members of her community.
An exploration of the link between the horrors of Canadian residential schools and the overrepresentation of Aboriginal children in foster care.
In Australia in 1825, an Irish prisoner escapes and hunts down her jailer, a British officer who has violently attacked her family.
A Cree matriarch, a survivor of residential schools, recounts her struggle to preserve her daughter and obtain redress for the tragedies she endured.
A famous bounty hunter, in charge of finding a teacher kidnapped by a deserter, crosses paths with his sworn enemy, an outlaw he had sent to prison.
In the Toronto neighbourhood of Scarborough, a mother of Caribbean descent tries to help her young son overcome the absence of his older brother, who was like a second father to him.
Skilfully intertwining narratives concerning residential school survivors and Indigenous peoples’ relationship with imperiled wild Pacific salmon, Sean Stiller’s stirring documentary is a revelatory testament to strength and resilience. (Source: IMDB)
A Syrian refugee in Nova Scotia gives up his dream of becoming a doctor to open a chocolate factory with his father to replace the one bombed during the civil war.
On a residential island, a gruff 50-year-old man protects a teenager and his little sister from the attacks of their fellow citizens transformed into zombies.
A pianist in mourning, taking refuge in an isolated house, discovers that her instrument is actually writing the symphony she is composing.
A little girl with leukemia becomes a superhero, a media darling, and a champion cancer fundraiser.
A Montreal photographer in debt travels to Belgium to liquidate his mother’s estate and recover the priceless mirror she left him.
A field hockey player, expelled from his semi-professional team, returns to his hometown on Prince Edward Island, where he is greeted coldly by his older brother.
In order to finance her ambitious musical projects, a young woman accompanies older men to social events and restaurants, for a fee.