Labeled: The Missing, Murdered, and Forgotten

Nickelback is one of the most successful acts in music history — they're also the number one band haters love to hate. This intimate portrait surveys the Canadian stadium rockers' rollercoaster career.

A sex worker seeks revenge on a client after an unsettling session, forcing her to confront the scars of her past and the fragile bond with her daughter.

Nine-year-old troublemaker, Katie is forced to spend a day with her senile, blind Grandpa. Through their interactions, she unknowingly gives him something priceless; his memories.

Grace and Adam are two infatuated teenagers who run away from their troubled homes and take on a life on the road. Their relationship is put to the test when they are stranded in the Badlands.

Principles of Resistance: The Gordon Hirabayashi Story explores the life and legacy of Gordon Hirabayashi, an influential civil rights advocate who challenged the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Set against the backdrop of his decades-long career in Edmonton, this short documentary delves into Hirabayashi's enduring commitment to justice, his contributions to human rights, and his role in establishing the sociology department at the University of Alberta. Through interviews, archival footage, and a powerful narrative, the film celebrates a remarkable man whose principles of resistance continue to inspire new generations.

A family of assassins seek vengeance for one of their own, but everything is not as it seems.

4 Albums. 13 Years. 200+ Shows. One Final Night. In November 2022, Edmonton’s own 'The Unfortunates' got together for one last celebration and played their final show at the legendary Starlite Room. A film account and presentation of their final concert, with interviews from all 6 members— this is the final chapter of their story.

A short documentary exploring the ripple effects of one irreversible moment—the loss of 15-year-old Shae-Lynn McGaw due to not wearing a seatbelt. Created in collaboration with her family and their nonprofit, Shea-Lynn’s Butterfly Effect, the film weaves personal interviews, archival material, and poetic visuals to raise awareness about seatbelt safety. It’s a heartfelt tribute to a life interrupted—and a reminder of how small choices can carry lasting consequences.