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До Землі (To the Ground) by Alina Senchenko (2021 / 44:57 / Canada). To the Ground is a three-channel video installation which depicts various plants from Saskatchewan that were captured during my year-long mentorship with Sandra Semchuk supported by BC Arts Council. 

A Nice Big Zero For You by Lisa Morse (2021 / 7:43 / Canada). Doughnut destruction that started as a lark but got a bit grim. Also an ode to the JK Optical Printer, and a meditation on human cruelty and expendability.

Devoted by Anika Yuzak (2020 / 7:00 / Canada). A lonely married woman starts to wake-up and unravel, when she enrolls in a new age workshop.

fuck by Emily Schooley (2021 / 3:30/ Canada). A short solo film made in quarantine, "fuck" is part silent meditation, part protest, part magic spell for a better world.

Grandmothers by Millefiore Clarkes (2021 / 13:37 / Canada). Grandmothers is a lyrical, art-based, short documentary that lends deep listening to, and seeks universal wisdom from, three formidable older women from diverse communities living on Prince Edward Island.

Mum Singh by Karan Singh (2021 / 21:00 / Canada). Mum Singh is the story of a family that is confronted with the daunting choice of supporting a parent as part of the household or move them to an old folks home.

RETRODREAMING by Alisa Berger (2022 / 17:38 / Germany, Japan). Retrodreaming examines the common phenomenon of ghostly, abandoned schools due to demographic change in the countryside of Japan.

Sadovnik by Primordial Dismemberment (2021 / 31:51 / Canada). An a.i. programmed to monitor an underground base on a distant and inhospitable moon awakes from a forced shutdown, only to discover that all of the colony's human inhabitants have disappeared.

Shadow Nettes by Phillip Barker (2017 / 17:25 / Canada). The Shadow Nette is a traditional fishing device that projects the silhouette of the fisherman. The “fishr” assumes archetypal (and secret) poses of virility that display their strength and ability.