Aidan Breit-McNally

A young woman must confront her inner demons personified as a swamp monster in a battle for self- acceptance.

Kev, a dim-witted office worker, tries to win his father’s favour and save the world after his new mom, Bela, lets him in on a conspiracy involving his younger brother, Kody, and his plans to take over their family business.

On the morning of her wedding, a bride does anything it takes to fit into her wedding dress.

When her home is invaded by a mysterious fog, a young woman must journey into her own mind in order to stop it from enveloping everything around her.

A girl prunes her collection of negative memories, at the cost of her stability.

Over summer days by the lake, Toni grows closer to another young man and is forced to confront the emotional fallout of his awakened desire. As past and present blur, he navigates the quiet unraveling that follows.

An intertwining of Indigenous and South Asian understandings of gratitude, art, and groundedness in land, this cinepoem is a piece of reverence, of deep kinship, a prayer for forgiveness, and a promise to see this responsibility to the soil we live upon as a profound act of reciprocal love. always.

A young woman sparks a friendship with a kid filmmaker on the Toronto Islands.