Genres: narrative

  • That Thing We Do

    While visiting his family at the cottage, Kevin meets up with his younger cousin, sparking a sweet and inspiring connection.

  • Slickster Fixter

    A noodle-legged hero plucks distressed females out of otherwise boring predicaments.

  • Baby Blue

    While visiting the ocean, a Young Man reflects upon a childhood sexual experience.

  • Soda Pop

    Jamie, a young man living in a rural town, becomes fascinated by Norberto, a Spanish exchange student. A coming-of -age story set in a small town, imbued with the hazy summer look and nostalgic feel of bittersweet memory.

  • Desert Spirits

    An eerie experimental drama, “Desert Spirits” follows Chris and Gordon into the sphere of the supernatural. When their car breaks down in the middle of the desert, the two decide to take some peyote to kill some time. Little do they realize that the cactus buttons they consume are tickets into another world where lizards talk, sensory overload prevails, and demonic spirits seek prey.

  • SPF 2000

    In this hilarious homage to 1970’s Italian sexploitation films, Pucci and JJ sunbathe by a creek, bored, until they spot Gretchen and her delectable son, Kip. They all become quick friends and rub sun protection lotion on each other, when suddenly an alien named Suroh appears. This visitor offers a more potent sunscreen, SPF 2000, to be shared by the entire human race, in light of the earth’s decreasing ozone layer. Suroh learns the sensual aspects of applying lotion to human bodies, starting with them.

  • Lift

    Addiction leads individuals to commit crimes against others in violent ways, with no awareness of the implications of their actions on themselves or society. In an effort to get high, Jerry breaks into his doctor’s house – leading to a confrontation of unexpected consequences.

  • Beso Nocturno

    Dark and energetic, “BESO NOCTURNO” (Night Kiss) involves a young man who witnesses the horrible death of his girlfriend. He then sells his sexual services to a dying old man, only to suffer a tragic fate.

  • Pink Eyed Pet

    Sometimes topical treatments aren’t enough to cure love’s infections.

  • Canada: Sperm Bank of Satan

    In 1999 a U.S. preacher called Canada ˜the sperm bank of Satan“ after the Supreme Court extended the definition of spouse to include same sex couples. This film is an oblique response. “Canada: Sperm Bank of Satan” comments on Canada-U.S. relations: if Canada is a “sperm bank,” who is on top? This queer road movie has fun exploring Canadian identity and the way it is shaped by Canada’s relationship with the United States.