Through an immersive sound environment, Seeing Through the Darkness delves into the lives of five resilient individuals who have lost their sight in armed conflicts. This film challenges our societal blindness to violence and suffering amidst a flood of images, urging us to listen to these inspiring stories echoing with urgency and profound humanity.
Regina Premiere
Brotherly
A deeply personal film inspired by true events, "Brotherly" follows two brothers grappling with mental illness and the complexities of euthanasia. When one brother makes a life-altering decision, the other must confront his own beliefs and navigate the emotional turmoil of their shared journey.
Adapted from a screenplay that won the Writers Guild of Canada prize at SODEC's Cours Écrire ton Court (Sprint for your Script) competition.
Driver’s Licence
An elderly man faces a major life transition after a series of accidents and run-ins with police results in a loss of licence.
Disconnect
In the mid-2000s, 11-year-old Ethan records music in his father's home recording studio when the computer suddenly crashes and becomes inoperable. The weight of the situation drags Ethan into a panic, and he desperately hopes to prevent his family from drifting further apart.
1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture
Seeking to uncover the origins of the rabid homophobia of the conservative church, a gay seminary scholar and a straight activist make a shocking discovery: In 1946 an erroneous translation of the term homosexual in the Bible that has been weaponized against the LGBTQIA+ community ever since.
Welcome to Chechnya
WELCOME TO CHECHNYA, directed by acclaimed writer and Oscar® nominated director David
France, shadows a group of brave activists risking their lives to confront the ongoing anti-LGBTQ
campaign in the Russian republic of Chechnya. With unfettered access and a commitment to
protecting anonymity, this documentary exposes these underreported atrocities, while highlighting
an extraordinary group of people confronting deadly brutality.