The Terry Lee Canoe Club from Sts’ailes First Nation began as a family-based crew, its history rich with culture and story. Today, a powerful resurgence is underway as the next generation carries the tradition forward. Cathrine and Devin Paul now guide the club, supported by knowledge keepers. Devin builds canoes, recently adding strip canoe building taught by Cathrine’s father, a seventh-generation Sḵwx̱wú7mesh carver. From one generation to the next, the paddle never left our hands.
2026
Can’t Make a Flower Grow by Pulling on It (On tire pas sur une plante pour qu’elle pousse)
During a summer in their chosen Haute-Gaspésie, Rosie-Roch confides in us about their complex relationship with their body and the recent unfolding of their identity.
Dog Days of Summer
For these metalheads, the first steps into adulthood are driven by a dream that will break them before it builds them.
As Long As We Are Immortals (Tant que nous sommes immortelles)
Lisa confronts Dan, her ex-partner, about what really happened between them.
Ball Lightning
Ball Lightning is the true story of a refugee who fled the personal and
social effects of Soviet-run East Germany after the end of WWII and immigrated to
the United States in the 1960s, told through the eyes of the surrogate daughter she
raised after being forced to give away her own infant daughter as the iron curtain
rose. The film is an intergenerational love story and is dedicated to her lost
daughter, demonstrating that children separated from families because of
war are never forgotten.
Legacy of a Butterfly
A portrait of Dr. Diana Monea, one of Alberta’s longest-practicing female optometrist, whose journey from a Saskatchewan farm to fashion-forward doctor, mentor, and philanthropist reveals a life of resilience, reinvention, and unapologetic self-expression.