Selected Collection

Director: Alyssa Poteet / Description: When Marissa, Blair, and Sam decide that their frenemy Brittany's pot addiction has gotten out of control, they decide to confront her with an intervention at the dog park. But while their diva pettiness and constant wine-throwing fights leave them perpetually distracted, their fur babies Cupcake, Tammy, Bruce, and Spot have a revelation of their own-- leading them to question their world view and their abusive relationships with their moms. Dog Moms is a Real Housewives parody, meets female-driven stoner comedy, meets a political revolution by 5 adorable talking dogs! This unique blending of genres and subject matters gives this series many layers-- ranging from deep philosophical questions to absurd silliness. It's a p'awesome tail about changing your mind and true friendship!

Director: Brian Francis, Mélanie Line Richard / Description: Fifty years after the expropriation of Kouchibouguac National Park, The Spirit Remains follows the affected families in their healing journeys. Formerly living to the rhythm of the seasons, the tides and the weather like their first ancestors did, these Acadian people had to adapt to a new lifestyle, to the gaze of neighboring communities and to an expropriated status. A story of human resilience, connection to nature and the relationship with the Indigenous Mi'kmaq people.

Director: Dave Johnson / Description: A compassionate and determined young woman, embarks on a heartfelt journey across continents to discover her roots. Armed with little more than a dream and a prayer, her story unfolds against a backdrop of hidden truths, unexpected revelations, and unwavering love.

Director: Dana Richie / Description: GATEWAY is a film thoughtfully told through the eyes and hearts of everyday American families who were introduced to opioids after surgery and go on to battle with addiction – either personally or as a caregiver to a loved one. The result is a humanizing and eye-opening look into the risks of injudicious opioid prescribing in an often overlooked setting in the context of the addiction crisis: the operating room. The film features a woman who faced addiction following a C-section, a high school athlete who struggled with opioids after suffering sports-related injuries, a young woman who has battled addiction for over a decade, and a clinician who has made it his mission to reduce opioid prescribing after surgery.

Director: Corey Kupfer / Description: There are infinite possibilities of circumstances one can be born into, and what persons can become. Seven Days is an anthology of seven women, a tour-de-force performance, all played by the same actress; and each woman refuses simple definition. There is no one side too strong or weak, good or bad, free or bound. A homeless teacher, wealthy housewife, single mother, social activist, polyamorist, sex worker and same-sex partner, they are seven possibilities, and one woman.

Director: Jacky Song / Description: In early 90s Los Angeles, a young woman named Isabel claims to have teleported from the past. Authorities remain skeptical of her narrative and later whisk her off to a mental asylum where she confronts her primary doctor, Dr. Phares. While Phares's preliminary diagnosis matches up with the police's speculation, he soon becomes convinced that the enigmatic "Isabel" might have been telling the truth throughout her time in the asylum. As Phares stumbles upon a clue from a mysterious letter along with Isabel's other belongings, a shocking discovery about Isabel's disappearance spurs him to take the case into his own hands.  

Director: Kenny Lykins / Description: docudrama of one mans life thru three age periods, portraying his childhood sexual abuse, recognition of being gay as a teen, and being diagnosed mentally ill as an adult.

Director: Albert B. Kahn / Description: A Native American man from the seventeenth century finds himself mysteriously transported to modern-day Manhattan. How will he get home?

Director: Noman Robin / Description: Mighty Eighty is a profoundly inspiring profile documentary that celebrates the extraordinary life of Bob Hopkins, a remarkable individual who has dedicated most of his 81 years to bettering others' lives. This film delves beyond Bob’s incredible achievements, offering a deeply personal and humorously nuanced perspective on his journey, as critically and classically examined by his lifelong partner, Bob Whisnant. Together, their dynamic story is a testament to resilience, love, and the power of giving, leaving audiences strengthened and inspired. Bob Hopkins and Bob Whisnant, partners for 42 years, exemplify an enduring bond. At 80, Bob Whisnant, a retired professor with over 50 years of teaching experience, complements the unwavering energy of Hopkins, who shows no signs of slowing down. A philanthropist, certified professional fundraiser, educator, and acclaimed author, Hopkins is a force of nature. As the former author of the celebrated Philanthropy Magazine in the USA, Bob has also embraced the digital age by teaching speech classes at colleges, inspiring young people not only to excel in public speaking but also to embrace the values of giving. For over 15 years, his charismatic and impactful activities have motivated thousands, leaving a lasting imprint on young hearts. Mighty Eighty is a tribute to a life devoted to inspiring others and fostering a better society. Through Bob’s enduring spirit and the couple’s unique journey, the documentary offers a timeless lesson in humanity, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of giving.

Director:So-il Yoon In this 'heart-recycling' human romance, junkyard owner Miran embarks a journey with Jin-goo, a troublesome customer who shows up everyday with an empty soju bottle, to find the owner of an abandoned puppy. Together, they set out on a path that leads them to discover the true meaning of love.

Director: Gyudae Lee / Description: After a heartbreaking experience at school, a teacher took her own life. Her father, a potter, was devastated and could not fire his kiln for a long time. 15 months after his daughter`s death, he finally fires the kiln again. As he watches the flames, he begins to sing a song in her memory. Through the very personal story of the deceased teacher`s family and an artist, this documentary delves into the challenges of the education system in South Korea and reveals the path to healing.

Director: Keith Leon S. / Description: In a world filled with fear and confusion about diagnoses and medications, a different conversation is emerging, the idea that the body has the innate ability to heal itself. Why are we not taught this? Why are nature’s remedies routinely ignored or ridiculed by the medical establishment? Could there be a motive to keep us sick? the INside Effects: How the Body Heals Itself brings together a dynamic group of leading-edge doctors, scientists, researchers, and health advocates offering practical and powerful tools for tapping into your body’s ability to heal. The film’s creator, Keith Leon S., asks these visionary experts questions that go beyond the surface of conventional models by exploring the most essential elements of health and wellness, including deeply hidden knowledge that is now coming to light. While the subjects are profound, you’ll find the energy of the film to be light, positive, and even—at times—comical.