Genres: experimental

  • Fear of Blushing

    Bleached, painted and optically printed, “Fear of Blushing” combines alternating textures, irrepressible colour and corroded figures with menacing sound bites, effects and rhythm. Fleeting visions and voices emerge in unusual juxtapositions, suggesting a psycho-cinematic free-association. As individual frames are never projected for more than 1/8 of a second, this film discourages reflection and is best experienced in the immediate present. Only after the onslaught can you wonder what horrible thing was buried there.

  • decisions

    A claustrophobic examination of constraint and the pressurized atmosphere of imminent resolution.

  • Srassha

    A cathartic journey into self-identity and nostalgia, expressing an inner conflict with the perpetual turmoil of mortality.

  • december

    One woman’s journey into herself and an embrace of her life.

  • Daisy

    It all begins with a kiss… “An extremely sensitive, intimate, female’s view on an exciting moment.” – Special Award, Splitski Filmski Festival, Split Croatia 2000 Golden Sheaf Award, Best of Saskatchewan, Yorkton International Film Festival 2000

  • Sisters

    A personal reflection on sisterhood, “Sisters” is a passage of time filled with memories and reflections, giving sense to the bond that sisters have.

  • sIgh

    “sIgh” is a film about the memory of love, or so-called love, and the search for what is expected and what is to be. In essence it is a film about the fairytale myth; it is a search for the truth in relationships.

  • Dead Time

    Innovative and challenging, “Dead Time” is an investigation into the lives of four young people who grapple with drugs, crime, prostitution, family and ultimately hope for their future. Beautifully hand-processed and with an incredible soundtrack, “Dead Time” combines documentary, narrative and experimental elements into a fascinating whole. Selected Screenings: 2006 Rotterdam International Film Festival

  • In Bobcaygeon

    A moving portrait of one boy’s strength of character in the face of challenges associated with having microtia, a birth defect that causes severe hearing loss. “John Morgan, the 10-year-old subject of the short, artful documentary In Bobcaygeon, has microtia, a birth defect that caused him to be born with only one fully developed ear. There’s nothing wrong with John’s mouth, though – he talks a lot, about his microtia, about playing minor hockey and about the camel his family keeps in the backyard. The film’s vaguely avant-garde construction may pose a challenge for younger viewers, but there’s an unpretentious…

  • Behind the Music: Destiny’s Neighbour

    A behind-the-scenes look into the smash sensation “Destiny’s Neighbour” – the dancing, the dreams and the donuts. “There just aren’t any sexy fat boys in girl drag on T.V.” – Behynde “Destiny’s Child is just a slimmed down version of us. They ripped off our moves, they ripped off our songs.” – Mass-Assey “We had to kick her out because she was eating all the donuts.” – K-Kremey