After meeting at an infamous clown school in France, five international theatre artists travel to Calgary, Canada with the goal of creating and staging four original shows in under three months.

This documentary follows the creative process unfolding alongside the construction and realization of one of Canada's first independently-owned and privately funded theatres.

San Pietro Avellana, southern Italy, 1943. Camillo, a teenager, sees his life being turned upside down when, one day, some retreating German soldiers begin using his family's inn as a base of operation. Amid a war that seems never-ending, Camillo has much more in mind; and first things first, to ask Bianca, his longtime crush, on a first date. The world seems a little less ugly, even for a moment, until something changes their lives forever.

…explores the impact of educational and healthcare initiatives that changed – and continue to change – the challenging lives of tribal peoples in the Maasai Mara of Kenya. The 60-minute feature documentary focuses especially on the large Maasai communities and their traditions.
Female students of the WE-Charity sponsored high school and College describe the arduous struggle to escape the dangers of female genital mutilations and the practice of being forced into marriages at puberty.

Donald Brubaker Jr, a habitual sleepwalker and son of a famed serial killer, suspects himself of committing murders at night in his neighborhood without his knowledge.

As an eulogist for the Evergreen Journal his job is to write obituaries for his potential victims and the body count continues to rise as time goes on. He begins to try and take per-cautions at night but can’t seem to fight off the feeling that he is out of control. Vivid nightmares of brutal killings haunt his dreams and prevent Donald from ever feeling rested. The line between dream and reality becomes even more blurry.

A strained relationship with his wife, a son who is curious about his murderer grandfather and occasional daytime blackouts compound his situation as Donald tries to unravel mess that is his mind. Although he publicly claims innocence, all the signs seem to point to a dark secret in his family.

Manufacturing the Threat is a thrilling and emotional film, which examines a deeply disturbing episode in Canadian history when an impoverished couple was coerced by undercover law enforcement agents into carrying out a terrorist bombing. Shining a light into the murky world of police infiltration, incitement, and agent provocateurs, the film shows how Canada’s policing and national security agencies, granted additional powers after 9/11, routinely break laws with little to no accountability or oversight.

The official music video for 'Stranger To Myself' by Canadian singer/songwriter miralee.

This is the story of a girl who feels called to leave the city and find a quiet place in nature. She has no idea where she’s going, she just feels compelled to walk. She makes a long journey on instinct alone, eventually escaping the hustle and bustle of the city. As she moves farther and farther away, she sheds burdensome items of clothing (representing the restrictions of city life and society as a whole) and you can see that she starts to feel lighter, freer and more at ease. She walks through farmer’s fields, forests and eventually ends up at the base of a huge mountain. Although she feels daunted, she knows she has to climb it. When she finally gets to the top the look on her face as she marvels at the view tells its own story. She made it. And she feels accomplished, liberated and happy.

A local Hawaiian hero fights to save his culture by teaching traditions, sustainability and life skills to disadvantaged indigenous kids.

Ahead of the 2030 building code changes that emphasizes Net Zero readiness Amelie puts her own money and home on the line to build a case study to advocate for the established home market without destruction.

While searching for an elusive bird, two women explore the reaches of their friendship.

When urban sprawl attacks, Snow, Cold, and Winter Fun must team up and fight back before being swallowed up and overheated, ending winter forever!

A young woman struggles with her fractured home life, failing to find common ground with her volatile yet emotionally repressed mother. Longing for a maternal figure, she continues to be haunted by visions of a mystical woman, and soon, dream intertwines with reality as she discovers a deeper connection to the mysterious lady of the woods.

Inspired by Charlotte Cranston's short story of the same name, "Apocalypse Book Club" is a raw yet lighthearted romantic comedy that follows the unlikely friendship between Raymond, an unemployed accountant, and Evelyn, a socialite recovering from a broken leg. Each week they meet at a diner to discuss, among other things, their predictions for how the world might end. This time, though, as the conversation unfolds, they must bear their souls and face each other's most difficult truths. The film explores the humour and depth of human connection in the face of life's uncertainty.

Benoît lives in a co-op for people at risk of homelessness. Armed with his faith and the support of his community service worker, he strives to find peace in a life marked by adversity. Because we don’t all start at the same starting line.

(Made in Delburne, Alberta)

The official music video for 'Fly' by Canadian singer/songwriter miralee.

After running into his childhood best friend at a convenience store, Daniel reflects on how much they have grown, and the feeling of not knowing someone who used to be so close.

After having a surgical procedure that was meant to cure her of pain and disability, Sydney now experiences memory loss associated with specific memories of her traumatic incident and certain physical gestures.

Inspired by true events, an imaginative Asian-Canadian girl attempts to fold a thousand cranes as she learns to lose her father during his final days in the hospice.

The official music video for the title track Alchemy by Caveat.

Caveat biography:
CAVEAT is a progressive-metal band formed in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in 2002. In December of 2001, local vocalist/guitarist Greg Musgrave (ex-TOKE/STONEWATER/ONE STEP DOWN) recruited former industrial rockers CRYPTOMNESIA's bassist Terry Baldwin to join himself and drummer Jawad Boloch in what would become CAVEAT. The original intention of the members was to have two completely different styles intermixed into one band, enabling CAVEAT to perform one really heavy set and one acoustic/melodic set at each performance.

In July of 2003, B.C. rhythm man Casey Rogers would join Caveat as the drummer. This addition was to have a noticeable impact on the music of CAVEAT as Casey brought both the diversity and progressive edge needed to elevate the whole sound of the band to the next level, as well as a third voice to experiment with. Also during this time, the writing style of Musgrave and Baldwin was getting more experimental, resulting in a heavier and more progressive sound. Instead of keeping CAVEAT as two separate definitive styles, it was decided to use more of an experimental/ progressive approach, combining the heavy and acoustic elements into a multi-layered sound.

With the members of CAVEAT already leaning towards a heavier sound, the band realized their desire to broaden their sound with the addition of a second guitarist. This led to guitarist Joe Sikorski joining the band in July of 2004. Sikorski's raw talent and creative edge defined the characteristics needed to bring CAVEAT's sound to a true multi-layered musical experience.

Jumping forward 10 years, Amanda Marie Bourdon would join Caveat as co-lead vocalist with Musgrave, as well as Matt Petti as Caveat's new bassist.

In February 2022, Caveat released their latest album ALCHEMY, accompanied with a music video for the title track.

An exhausted cancer patient finally receives the good news she's been eager for, but before she can reset her life, she runs into an unexpected horror from her past.

Set in the 1970s, an abusive father takes his two children "fishing" at a rural fishing-hole.