Solo musician Laura Ortman takes us on a journey through three songs with legendary dancer Jock Soto as the two convene on a wintry mountaintop.

An adventurous rabbit undertakes an enchanted evening escapade through a mysterious forest trail. The rabbit encounters dreaming wolves, and other mischievous animals as he navigates a midnight mushroom garden.

From the land moulded by ice, Entropy celebrates Greenlandic mythology while lamenting the nature we are losing.

Shot on 35mm, Embers of Queer Joy captures vignettes of authentic queer joy.

Raised in isolation by murderous, loving criminals, Evie Savage rebels against her parents by running away in search of something better. She’d kill to have a “normal” life.

A middle-aged trans man starts taking hormones and observes his physical and mental changes over a year and nine months amid an ongoing news cycle of anti-trans legislation.

Answering the question 'Do you speak Paiute?' with a glimpse into the filmmaker's family life shows how communication can transcend spoken language and preserve cultural knowledge.

A Gwich’in Elder in Canada’s far North recounts a dream of the last remaining Datrin (Raven). Who would you talk to if you were the last speaker of your language?

Three young boys accompany their uncle to church and find out just how difficult it is to channel divine behaviour.

This “Winnipeg” fever dream on Treaty 1 territory weaves together a constellation of lived experiences of creation and imaginations of prophecies come true in this unconventional 16mm film.