In a working-class apartment, a housewife invites her neighbors to help her glue the thousands of bonus stamps she’s just won.

In 1860s Nevada, a French-Canadian woman living on an isolated farm with a Danish pioneer finds herself alone and vulnerable when he leaves for war.

A little girl with the power to get anything she wants from others by singing sets out to neutralize a jewel thief.

After the senseless murder of his daughter during an initiation rite, a man swears revenge and kills the murderer himself, whom the law cannot directly link to the case.

During World War II, Polish nurse Irene Gut Opdyke saves the lives of 12 Jews by hiding them in the villa of a German officer.

A portrait of comedian, lyricist and screenwriter Marcel Sabourin, based on reflections he has collected on his cassette recorder since the 1960s.

A young California woman goes to Australia to work for an underfunded penguin sanctuary, where she meets a handsome head zoologist.

During a trip to the city, a rabbit is led by a fellow bunny into an ambitious dried fruit heist.

In a food processing plant, a Spanish-Quebec translator defends Guatemalan workers exploited by their boss.

In 1890, in a poor Quebec village, a young girl must give up the one she loves to marry a miser with a heart of stone.

A Montreal boy moves with his father to the country, where he starts a small organic egg business with a cousin and an ex-butcher with a taste for the bottle.

In a future stricken by climate crisis and recession, an impartial caseworker defends a boy unjustly sent to a colony reserved for unproductive citizens.

In 1984, a broke artist in the Montreal queer scene is suddenly and unwillingly entrusted with the care of her little niece, of Aboriginal origin, the daughter of her adopted sister.

After an accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down, a teenage girl raised on her parents’ farm struggles to realize her dream of becoming a jockey.

A holiday romantic comedy that captures the range of emotions tied to wanting your family’s acceptance, being true to yourself, and trying not to ruin Christmas by revealing a nasty secret. (Source: IMDB)

A small-town sheriff (Bruce Willis) must confront a gang of thieves who have taken a rich doctor hostage.

Obsessed with his Instagramming neighbor, a conspiratorial bike messenger forgets an important delivery, angering his violent boss.

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.

As the holidays approach, a nineteen-year-old from Montreal with no apartment gets a job as a dishwasher in a restaurant to pay off his heavy gambling debts.

After losing his job because of a sexist joke that has gone viral, an engineer wants to cure himself of his supposed misogyny while his wife is in the throes of postpartum depression.

Two days before Christmas, various men and women from Montreal, Quebec City and Charlevoix experience dramas and mishaps that compromise their holiday gatherings.

Addicted to drugs and going through a divorce, a neurosurgeon returns to the native reserve where he grew up and where his father has just died.

A nerdy teen realizes that the French student he brought to his Ontario home is, contrary to what he’d hoped, macho and good at sports.

A sequence of events leads a young swimmer to undergo a heart transplant, which forces him to give up his Olympic dream.

Forced to look inward at the insistence of her mother, who is suffering from terminal cancer, a single, unemployed, 30-year-old woman finally questions herself.

Newly admitted to a coven of witches, a teenage girl abuses her powers to win the love of a popular and manly high school student.

To find her boyfriend’s killer, a teenage girl hires a clueless private investigator who, in his younger days, was a big shot in their small town.

Thanks to her mother’s determination and her manager’s wise advice, a young Quebecer becomes a global singing sensation.

The teenage daughter of a nomadic clown with libertarian ideals causes an uproar when she expresses her intention to attend a private school.

The director paints a portrait of his late father, Paul Rose, a major figure in the October 1970 crisis in Quebec.