All It Gives
Showcasing one of Toronto's best up and coming Hiphop dancers, "All It Gives" follows the story of Kosi Eze, a Nigerian immigrant who moved to Canada when she was fourteen.
Camera Trap
Camera Trap, is an intimate portrait about aspiring wilderness photographer Peter Mather and the lengths he will go to capture the one perfect shot to tell the story of the Porcupine Caribou herd and the greatest land migration on earth.
Chasms of Silence
A meditative walk across the Arctic Circle inspires contemplations on life, death and infinity.
Drift / La Derive
A humble character, adrift in the little boat, endlessly dreams their surroundings to life.
Field Notes
Three years’ worth of daily video clips compressed into three minutes; looking south from a cabin.
Ghosts of the Joe Henry
The meeting of a man made entity and some of the most isolated landscapes on the planet.
Grey Mountain
After a shocking discovery at Grey Mountain Cemetery, an isolated teenager sets out to find her mother.
Homecoming Song
The story of two men who came home.
Jim Robb’s Yukon: The Exaggerated Truth
Jim Robb’s illustrations of Yukon characters and landmarks have greatly influenced the Yukon’s idea of itself
Like A River
An exploration of grief and life told through a 9,000 km canoe journey to raise awareness about mental health.
Mad Miners Muckup
Whitehorse physical education teacher, Peter Grundmanis, learned to play hockey in the 1970s on a rink on the side of a mountain in Elsa, Yukon. Endless snow shoveling, 30 below and hard-checking miners only seemed to spur his dream.
My Indian Bum
A humorous examination of how we all sometimes fall victim to racial prejudice. Film by Tr'ondek Hwech'in filmmaker, Kerry Barber.
SHIFT
A half hour documentary about a group of Indigenous youth who spent 10 years converting traditional trails around their hometown of Carcross, Yukon, into a world-class mountain biking destination.
The Grubstake Remix
The Grubstake Remix reimagines Nell Shipman's 1923 northwoods melodrama as a dramatic comedy where the on-screen characters speak in Shakespearean English and French.
The Provider
Part 1 of a Northern Gothic Trilogy
You Don’t Know Jack
A Yukoner introduces his brother to his community and offers a peak into the life of a teenager living with autism.
