Different Kind of Sick

Following six-year-old Lily as she navigates a series of overwhelming changes, a new home, a new school, and her birthday. When she unexpectedly witnesses her parents argue in the middle of the night, Lily senses that something is wrong.

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Lost & Found

On March 11, 2011 Japan was hit by the largest earthquake in its recorded history. The ensuing tsunami engulfed over 90 cities killing more than 18,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands of families homeless. 

Then the unimaginable happened - just under one year later the first of the tsunami debris started washing ashore in North America and beachcombers did not let it go unnoticed.

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February Sixteenth Nineteen Forty-Seven

A four-minute animated documentary in whichInuk Elder Levinia Brown recounts the extraordinary circumstances of her birth while her family travelled by dogsled across the open tundra from Tavani to Dawson Inlet in the dead of winter.

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From the Inside/OUT!

This film presents a rich tapestry of images and spoken memories, drawn from the experiences of several individuals who lived in Woodlands, Tranquille, and Glendale Lodge.

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Finding Peter Bryce

When Andy Bryce investigates his great-grandfather’s forgotten legacy, he discovers that Dr. Peter Bryce exposed deadly abuses in Canada’s Residential School system over a century ago.

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The Day My Cat Saved My Life

In this intimate 7-minute experimental short, filmmaker Kagan Goh recounts a severe psychotic break amplified by the pressures of city life.

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The World is Bright

When their only child dies mysteriously while studying abroad, a Beijing couple travels to Canada in search of answers.

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Fractured Land

Young Indigenous lawyer Caleb Behn is caught between two worlds: defending his Treaty 8 territory from global gas extraction while reckoning with an industry that supported his own family.

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How She Dares

Following 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.

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Rocky and Joan

This film explores an unknown part of the Canadian history. It takes place in Nova Scotia, where a man and a woman, Rocky and Joan Jones, started the Civil Rights Movement and the Black United Front.

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We Remember (Film and Book)

We Remember

The remastered 1978 film, We Remember directed by Raymond Yakeleya documents his travels to communities in the Mackenzie Delta in the Northwest Territories of Canada. We Remember is a significant time capsule that reflects on the history of these people whose lives were forever altered by settlers and Treaty 11.

The first edition paperback book, We Remember: The Coming of The White Man, provides an in-depth history of the Dene People in the early twentieth century. Includes the oral histories by ten Elders in Gwich'in Dene and English language.

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