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Svetlana wants to make peace with her brother, but all her efforts are thwarted by mutual resentment until a family tragedy gives them a chance for one last frank conversation.

Peter

Young Canadian Alden Brown traveled from Nova Scotia to Hollywood in the early 1980s and became one of the biggest porn stars ever.

Slow Hours

As Victoria’s Treaty process gathers momentum, a young Indigenous teenager, Amelia Austin, begins to locate herself within an intergenerational fight for sovereignty.

Memory Work

VHS collector Justin Cottingham doesn't just preserve media; he keeps memories alive through his one-of-a-kind hobby.

The Assassin

A man guided by his job begins to question his world.

Finding Home at the Pianodrome

Follows Edinburgh craftspeople who repair and rehome donated pianos a joyful celebration of recycling and renewal.

Jean-Paul Goude : le voleur de couleurs

Arcobaleno

Warriors

"Warriors" tells the untold story of the 2009 Davidson High School football team, a powerhouse public program chasing an Alabama state title, that featured NFL stars Jimmie Ward and Jaquiski Tartt, the first high school duo drafted by the same NFL team. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Friday night football in the deep South, "Warriors" intertwines the athletic achievements of the 2009 season with the personal stories of several key players and coaches.

El Búnker

After several years of silence of the LGBTIQ+ community because of a national decree, a group of friends organized a big attack to be free and have the right to speak in public again.

Mono No Aware

Finalist for the 2026 Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival

When the Ground Paused

Through slice-of-life vignettes, a young mother grapples with her own upbringing to navigate parenthood’s shifting demands, and to find moments for herself. Jess Barclay Lawton’s sensitivity for character studies evolves strikingly into this documentary whose slow tenderness testifies to the depth of trust between director and subject.

Protest on the Dancefloor

Protest on the Dancefloor explores how Blackfellas in Melbourne use music and dancefloors to create spaces of sovereignty, connection and liberation amidst an ever-changing political climate.