After presenting a class project on the Cuban Revolution, a victim of playground bullying starts a revolution to overthrow the autocratic regime, only to become the corrupt dictator himself.

A casual dinner party becomes an evening of confusion, upheaval, and revelation when two couples unknowingly eat pot fudge while planning the wedding of their children.

Who is Biker Bob? And why does a bottle full of his ashes keep washing up on the beaches of Vancouver Island?

Sometimes doing nothing can be the worst move of all.

On the night of a lunar eclipse, we uncover the sweet, salacious, and spooky secrets of a small town. From a pigtailed psychopath to naughty nuns, this stop-motion animated film conjures a comforting thought: that weird is relative.

Through injury, personal hardship, intense training schedules and body transformations we follow a young man's journey into the fierce Muay Thai ring.

Alana is a woman struggling to keep her relationship alive as her partner suffers from a debilitating illness. A new medical procedure offers the answer to their prayers, but not without forcing her to make one last sacrifice.

Documentary on acclaimed painter reveals the ruthless politics of the Australian art world.

Fear, breathing, movement, presence. Breath, an inside look at Margarita Cardoso’s process to climb one of the most technically difficult and beautiful sport climbing routes at Los Dinamos, Mexico City.

After tripping over her dog and dying, a young woman wakes up in a virtual purgatory and waits for her mind to be downloaded into a new body.

A girl deals with the aftermath of being sexually assaulted, and the decisions she must take.

A jaded young actress ends her day at a budget motel where she must face her choices. Dedicated to the invisible woman of the “Time’s Up” and “Me Too” movements.

An intimate portrait of Werner Herzog making My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done, by its co-writer, a friend and collaborator, exploring some of the deepest themes of his films.

Saving Miss America is a documentary that explores pageant culture to broaden the perception of the experience. With first-person interviews and archived video, this film shines a light on what you don't see during the competition.

Well-known Vancouver journalist Jeremy Hainsworth reveals how years of police and crime reporting left him suffering in silence while management showed a shocking lack of support for his mental health and wellbeing.

Pariah Dog paints a lyrical, kaleidoscopic picture of the city of Kolkata, seen through the prism of four outsiders and the neglected street dogs they love. The film gains intimate access to the lives of its subjects as they both care for the stray animals around them, and struggle to find their own place in this crowded megacity.

Inspired by true events, Milkshake Girls tells the story of teen cousins, Jess and Stella, who are talent scouted outside of a milkshake store, only to quickly find themselves enslaved in the illicit underground world of sex trafficking.