A powerful film that sneaks up on you, combining personal reflection and experience with a wider critique of power and corruption in Lebanon.
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A feature-length documentary following the surprisingly successful career of a Montreal choir made up of homeless men.
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A dramatic story about a historic attempt to unionize the employees of McDonald's, known all over the world for its anti-union policies.
How a Montreal citizen's network led a blockade in 1998 against an international agreement that would have been the blueprint for global free trade.
A popular movement succeeds in shelving a greedy multi-national pact designed to buttress global corporate power.
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A powerful doc that sheds light on the world's first postmodern revolution
Day to day life in Angola Prison.
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As Canadians we pride ourselves on our international reputation as peacekeeper and power broker. But there is a dark side to our foreign policy – a policy that encourages and subsi
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A doc that follows the inside story of the Cree's battle to defend their land and rights against Hydro-Québec.
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A hybrid and personal video-essay that explores the dichotomies of Arab-Jewish identities, from Iraq to Palestine.
Alternative economist, politician and feminist Marilyn Waring explores the value of women's work.
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A brutally honest depiction of tensions in the mid-nineties between the Gitxan Nation and white settlers in the mountains and valleys of British Columbia.
A documentary on the journey of a young Syrian trans woman, following her journey from soldier to cabaret dancer in an effort to raise funds for her sex-change operation.
Democracy and freedom are more than values to be treasured, they may well be essential to survival.
This queer classic has been digitally remistressed and we are delighted to share with you these titillating tales of taboo lovers.
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Three young Māori activists move into Berlin to retrieve ancestral carvings which were stolen a century earlier. Are they heroes or terrorists?