A Clean Slate

Julius Quicklax meets with his psychologist following what he considered to be a disastrous first date due to his involuntary tics. “Perfect” is a quirky comedy about one man’s attempt to free himself of any flaws, only to learn that perfection can mean many things.

A bilingual film that explores social intolerance and its impact on children. Eight-year-old Mathis continues to be influenced by his father's worldview after his recently divorced mother grows closer to her Muslim neighbor.

The story of a young woman and the moments that changed her life forever.

A meticulous stalker finds his dark obsession derailed when an unexpected crisis forces him into a sudden moral dilemma, blurring the lines between predator and protector.

A woman invites two girlfriends for a perfect afternoon tea, but loses control of the situation when the topic of international relations comes up and reveals the truth of their relationship.

The story of two strangers who come together for an afternoon and connect despite not speaking the same language.

Paul has won two tickets to Taiwan. He decides to try speed dating to find someone to take with him and finds more than he expected.

A visual artist falls in love with his muse from whom he hides the fact that he is losing his sight. He descends into madness and shuts out the world when he ultimately becomes a painter without vision.

The film follows the journey of a delegation of women, led by Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams, as they travel through Israel and Palestine and meet with diverse groups of Israeli and Palestinian women leaders that are working towards peace at the grassroots level on both sides of the on-going conflict.

In a city where every step tells a story, can a timid pair of sneakers find the courage to break routine and walk their way into love?

Based on filmmaker Dina Salha’s memory from her childhood in Lebanon of a socially rejected and reclusive artist Wadad Rawdah El-Balah, the film follows her to Lebanon to discover what happened to the artist after over thirty years of rumors surrounding her controversial life and the resurfacing of her long lost paintings in Canada

Sometimes it takes a person who is outside of a situation to help us see things clearly.

In New York City on March 2, 2010, one-by-one, twelve courageous women from Burma stood before a microphone to tell their stories to the world.

Charlie Pete of Lower Post, British Columbia, led a sometimes tortured and troubled life. So did his friend Jimmy Dennis. As children, both were taken from their homes on the same day in 1944. They never saw their families again. Both men have spent a lifetime trying to overcome the impact of that awful day and the eight years that followed.