A short documentary covering the long and storied career of Erroll Kinistino. Erroll recounts his journey from the lonesome prairie on of the Ochapowace Nation in Saskatchewan to the world of theatre, music and the arts. A journey across turtle island and mother earth with roots in activism and an artistic upbringing that led him into the world of entertainment and inspiration.
PG
EMERGENCY
On a cold, quiet night in a nearly deserted emergency room, two children form an unexpected connection. As their innocent conversation unfolds, shadows of a troubling secret emerge beneath the boy’s guarded silence.
In the fragile space between childhood curiosity and hidden suffering, a tender act of compassion emerges…one that could change everything.
Tales of Minho
An emigrant musician can’t recall the stories of his birthplace. A mother keeps the restaurant open, hoping her son returns. A cowboy wonders what’ll become of his cows. A widow cares for a chapel no one visits. And the oldest woman remembers everything—especially that—Estantegas. Under the burning sun, a strange figure roams the empty landscape of Portugal’s Minho with a boom pole, meeting the remaining inhabitants and capturing their memories on a sound recorder. An ethnographic ghost document
Foxing: Kitsuné-tsuki
Shinano is a character designer drifting through a monotonous routine.
Her work is absorbed into a commercially driven system, and on social media, she fails to find a sense of belonging, deepening her loneliness.
One day, Koyami—a fox-masked character born from her old doodles—appears. Soon, other discarded characters emerge, blurring the boundary between Shinano’s creative world and reality.
After wandering through a labyrinth of her own mind, Shinano realizes that Koyami and the others
A Bigger Place (Un Lugar Más Grande)
Chiapas, southeastern Mexico. When the people of Tila and other villages run the town hall out of their territory, they face the challenge of exercising self-governance. “A Bigger Place” explores the day-to-day construction of autonomy, revealing a broad interweaving of people, generations, spirits and landscapes. It plunges us into the heart of a collective process, where self-governance becomes a responsibility towards oneself and others. A Zapatista-inspired adventure in Ch’ol Mayan territory
HALVED
Set in 2006 on a fishing island in the Philippines, Maya bears the weight of her family’s survival while longing for college. Love sparks with Nilo, a fisherman, but poverty overshadows their joy. When a friend suggests seeking a foreign sponsor, Maya must choose between family, survival, and the fragile love she’s found.