The 2011 Japan tsunami survivors. Walls stand as reminders, separating humanity from the sea. The film explores adaptation to life with these barriers, reflecting on the relationship between man and nature.
2026
Like a spark
¨ Like a spark ¨ follows Mathis, a fourteen-year-old boy who moves in with his estranged grandmother after his mother’s death. When he tries on his mother’s chemotherapy wig, grief becomes a tender passage toward self-expression, transformation, and connection.
Erroll Kinistino: Inspiration and Activism in the Arts
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.
I Believe in Flying
Condemned to silence on an isolated farm under her husband’s control, a woman sees the cage that imprisons her own soul reflected in the pens of the animals. An unexpected act of cruelty from her husband awakens a suppressed darkness within her, and she is no longer alone. The dinner table, set in the darkness of night, becomes the stage for a man’s crumbling power and the silent alliance of two women.
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.
The Ceremonial Garden
This program documents the creative process of the artists who created the murals in the ceremonial garden at the Indigenous Christian Fellowship. The artists— Ben Ironstand, Brandy Marie Taber, Larissa Kitchmonia, Jaime Marie Reynolds and Starrlene Barbara Diamond Bird elaborate on their creative process and share the vision behind these murals that are unique to the North Central community in Regina, Saskatchewan Canada.