The lively Emily is a talented eight year old cheerleader living in Texas. As the youngest member of a family that has been hunting for generations, she is preparing for an important challenge. Soon, she will embark on her first hunt.

In this refreshing and fun animated-short, climate activist Greta Thunberg juxtaposes the absurdity of political inaction with the straightforward high-stakes of the climate emergency.
Playful and poignant, the film pits a ludicrous status quo against the clear-eyed activism necessary to shift the balance of power and create a sustainable, just and equitable world.

The film takes the audience on a journey through metaphorical locations to explore themes of loneliness, anxiety, trauma and recovery, all common issues within the LGBT+ community.

In the fall of 1994, I left Syria for a new country. On my way, I spent a night in Amman, carrying my sorrows and my hopes in a suitcase. After Twenty-five years in Montreal, I witness, helplessly, my old country being torn by civil war. Today I'm revisiting Amman, also with a suitcase.

On a sunny summer day, a father takes his baby son kayaking. Between the challenges caused by the river and the infant’s mood swings, the father goes through a rollercoaster of emotions. Things are further complicated when an eagle joins the adventure.

Deep love has finally happened in Ukraine. The bald eagle, power animal of the United States, flies with a star-shaped cloaca over a Ukrainian city and drops an egg whose impact generates a rising nuclear mushroom. Things don’t look good in this country which is only beginning to try to find itself.

On the verge of her marital life, a young woman makes a journey into the night to find out why she has lost her heartbeat and turned golden.

While in rehab, a young man recounts his descent into gambling addiction. The animated documentary “King” offers an intimate insight into a psychological illness that is often overlooked.

Geneviève is overwhelmed by the cleaning chores she has to accomplish at the emergency shelter where she is newly employed. On an ordinary morning, she is shocked to meet again with Camille, a young woman whom she believed to have succeeded in reinserting while being her social worker.

An ode to the land in relation to my double identity as an urban Indigenous person. A story that is both personal and poetic.