Testimonies on the struggles encountered by French-speaking minorities in the face of bilingualism.
The history of the struggles and demands of members of the LGBTQ+ community in Canada.
Four young women talk about their complex relationships with men, motherhood and their own femininity.
In 1985, the Haida Nation blockaded Lyell Island to protect old-growth forests from clear-cutting by the pulp and paper industry.
Exploring the phenomenon of forest fires and their impact on the living environment.
An exploration of the ethical and economical issues involved in using new technologies to enhance human capabilities.
Illustration of the workings and flaws of Quebec’s electoral system, through the portraits of three defeated candidates in the October 2022 election.
The director, daughter of a famous Norwegian adventurer who disappeared in a shipwreck, seeks to understand where she comes from and to unravel her family’s dark secrets.
Newfoundland director Tamara Segura delves into her father’s troubled past as a participant in the Cuban Revolution.
A couple and their two-year-old son trace the steps of famous writer Farley Mowat.
A television reporter gets his hands on incriminating documents about an industrial pollution case.
A portrait of Aboriginal youth embracing an assertive identity and looking to the future with optimism.
A new father from Newfoundland wonders how to raise his son, at a time when the concept of masculinity is being called into question.
Abandoned by her mother, Staceyann Chin, Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist, tames the maternal instinct in her own way.
Discussions in the countryside between members of an underprivileged family in Montreal’s east end.
The first thirty years of the National Film Board’s animation studio.
In Montreal, testimonials from young men and women who have chosen to live in shared apartments.
The life and career of black transgender soul singer Jackie Shane, who disappeared before reaching the heights of stardom.
Documentary about a Canadian suburb through the daily life of an average family.
Accompanied by a journalist, a filmmaker interviews French left-wing intellectuals who note the absence of a model communist society.
A look at the violence perpetrated against Aboriginal women in Canada, who have been victims of nearly five hundred disappearances and murders over the past thirty years.
A tormented forty-year-old man gives up his job and leaves for Florida where he owns a house that he discovers is occupied by a young stranger.
A meeting between the young filmmakers of Wapikoni Mobile and the Native creators of a small Algonquin community located in the heart of a boreal forest.
Analysis of the First Nations
A lesbian artist embarks on a project of physical revenge against men who abuse women.
The exceptional career of Quebec animation filmmaker Pierre Hébert, master of the art of etching on film.
The experiences and career of Canadian writer David Adam Richards.
China’s first female freediving champion, Jessea Lu attempts to set a new record in the Bahamas, with the support of the director, who is also a freediver.