“Different Kind of Sick” Six year old Lily faces overwhelming changes, a new home, a new school, and her birthday. When she witnesses her parents argue, Lily begins to uncover a hidden truth, revealing the emotional weight of an invisible illness.
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“From the Inside/OUT!” uncovers a hidden chapter of BC’s history, sharing powerful memories from people once confined to institutions.
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“Lost & Found” follows beachcombers who trace tsunami debris back to Japan, reuniting people with pieces of their past. Across three countries and two continents, memories, grief, and joy connect strangers through extraordinary acts of human kindness.
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“February Sixteenth Nineteen Forty-Seven” is a four minute animated documentary in which Inuk Elder Levinia Brown shares the story of her birth during a dogsled journey across the winter tundra.
Directed and produced by Jessica Miinguuaqtii.
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When Andy Bryce uncovers his great-grandfather’s legacy, he learns Dr. Peter Bryce exposed deadly abuses in Canada’s Residential Schools.
"Finding Peter Bryce" is a personal journey into suppressed history and the urgent roots of reconciliation.
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"The Day My Cat Saved My Life" In this 7-min experimental short, Dir. Kagan Goh recounts a psychotic break pushed to the edge by city life. His cat’s quiet presence pulls him back. A poetic reflection on mental health and small acts that save lives.
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Young Indigenous lawyer Caleb Behn defends his Treaty 8 territory from global gas extraction while confronting an industry that supported his family.
"Fractured Land" is a powerful, hopeful story of leadership, identity, and resistance.
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"The World is Bright"
When a Beijing couple’s only child dies mysteriously while studying abroad, they travel to Canada seeking answers. Filmmaker Ying Wang follows their decade-long search, exposing immigration failures and mental health stigma
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“Holodomor” documents Stalin’s 1932–33 famine-genocide in Ukraine and its lasting impact through the voices of 25 survivors. A powerful record of memory, trauma and resilience.
Director: Ariadna Ochrymovych
Producer: Ariadna Ochrymovych
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“How She Dares” follows Zoonie Nguyen’s journey of renewal as she and her daughter meet women entrepreneurs worldwide. Women rise together, embracing their heritage, their purpose and their power.
Dirs: V. Bacani, Z. Nguyen
Prod: R. Murray-Leung
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“Surviving the Fundy Footpath”
Bruce Persaud, a total hiking novice, tackles the challenging Fundy Footpath from St. Martins to Alma with support from a seasoned team. A human, gently humorous look at taking on a tough trail.
Dir & Prod: Craig Norris
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“Wild Aerial” follows aerialist Sasha Galitzki as she performs untethered routines in the Canadian Rockies’. Merging mountaineering and acrobatics, she draws attention to the beauty and fragility of the ice-bound landscapes.
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Happy Holidays from Moving Images! 🌟❄️
“Brücke” follows a WWI veteran on a poetic journey to rediscover where he once felt whole. Inspired by Germany’s 1920s Verism movement, this film explores passion, memory, and self-discovery.
Dir. Kristen Turcotte | Prod. Nathalie De Los Santos
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At just 21, Fred Lee, one of Canada’s first Chinese Canadian soldiers, and has never been found. “Finding Fred Lee 1.0” retraces his journey and honours a story almost lost to history.
Dir. & Prod. Jack Gin
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“My Name Was January” tells the story of January Marie Lapuz, a trans woman whose life was cut short. Through her friends and community, the film amplifies the voices of trans women of colour and calls for justice.
Watch for free & Apply for the January Award.
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In 1884, a 14-year-old Stó:lō boy named Louie Sam was lynched by a mob that crossed from Washington Territory into B.C. The film “Louie Sam” recreates and discusses this tragedy and it's impacts.
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"The Great Disconnect" follows Tamer Soliman exploring the “age of loneliness” in North America. Directed & produced by Tamer Soliman & Jeremy Walton.
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“bp (pushing the boundaries)”
Award-winning doc by Brian Nash celebrates poet bpNichol (1944–88), his experimental work, and impact on Canadian literature, with insights from fellow writers.
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"We Remember" by Raymond Yakeleya shares the voices of Slavey & Loucheux elders, reflecting on life before settlers, the fur trade, epidemics & Treaty 11 in the Mackenzie Delta.
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“Sanctuary: A New Life for Research Chimps” follows Gloria Grow’s mission to give former lab chimps a safe haven near Montreal. Featuring Dr. Jane Goodall.
Directed & Produced by Christian Bruyère & Bruce Martin.
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"Dan" (2017, 4.5 min) 🐣
An animated short about an egg who dreams of becoming a rooster, only to discover his true identity. A tender story of self-discovery & belonging.
🎥 Dir. Chloe Xi Hua | 🎶 Music by Liyuan Chen
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“Chanterelle Rain” (2014, 3.5 min) 🍄✨
Award-winning animator Gail Noonan crafts a lush stop-motion ode to the West Coast’s beloved chanterelle mushrooms, using everything from dryer lint to wild berries.
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“Petroglyphs to Pixels: James Hart”
This Haida master artist and hereditary chief blends tradition with contemporary, in the Reconciliation Pole and mentoring future carvers.
From “Petroglyphs to Pixels” a series spotlighting Indigenous artists.
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“The Ice Walk” is a gripping story of the Mi’kmaq’s dangerous crossings to Lennox Island until a bridge was built in the 1970s. A 2021 reconciliation event asks: is this real change, or just a performance?
🎥 Dir. Eliza Knockwood
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"ƛaʔuukʷiatḥ Tla-o-qui-aht Dugout Canoe"
Master carver Joe Martin shapes a 500-year-old cedar, reflecting on ancestral knowledge, land, and legacy. 🌲🛶
Dir. Steven Davies
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"Dan" (2017, 4.5 min) 🐣
An animated short about an egg who dreams of becoming a rooster, only to discover his true identity. A tender story of self-discovery & belonging.
🎥 Dir. Chloe Xi Hua | 🎶 Music by Liyuan Chen
💻 Watch for $5 – Link in bio!
"Me and My Teeth"
A poetic short doc exploring a personal mental health journey. Blending childhood footage, animation, and reflection to explore what our smiles reveal about care, imperfection, and collective resilience.
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"A Nikkei Canadian Story" follows Dr. Henry Shibata from pre-war Vancouver to post-war Hiroshima, exploring home, identity, and resilience through the Japanese Canadian internment.
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"SuperKids 2" follows five kids labelled as gifted over a decade. Interwoven with expert insights that question labeling, segregation, and acceleration in education.
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