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In the Closet series (available for programming starting June 15 2026)
Ajahnis Charley |2026 | 6 episodes. Criterion Closet meets Queer Eye in this hilarious and honest series that investigates the relationship between the clothing in our closets and our gender identity.
Bodies, Boundaries and Becoming
A 78-minute compilation. A selection featuring four works that explore identity, embodiment, and transformation through intimate and experimental storytelling.
Art in Motion
A 76-minute compilation. Art in Motion is a curated program that brings together a diverse selection of short works, exploring artistic expression through distinct voices and styles, with an added dimension of discovery and poetic inquiry.
From Then to Now
A 79-minute compilation. From Then to Now weaves together stories of family, faith, and belonging, reflecting on identity, memory, and the transmission of values across generations.
King's Court
Serville Poblete | 2025| 19 mins. An intimate look into the lives of two young men navigating life, love, friendship and family.
My Knitting Circle
Alexandra Knowles | 2026 | 13 min. Inside a knitting store in Whitehorse, community grows like a sweater from a skein of yarn—through single stitches that gather and grow into something strong and warm.
Saturday
Jessica Hall |2025 | 13 min. Filmmaker Jessica Hall’s sister Katherine manages her intellectual disability by leading an independent, creative and joyful life. Saturday documents her story.
Moon Noonk Edouard (Soon in the programming choices)
Jessie Short| 2026. The story of Edouard Beaupré, the legendary giant, has often been told — but never by one of his own. The director follows the traces left by this celebrated yet forgotten figure.
Feather Fall
Ossie Michelin | 2024 | 23 min . Feather Fall revisits Mi’kmaq territory, where an iconic moment was captured in 2013—igniting into a symbol of Indigenous resistance and halting fracking exploration on unceded lands.
The Muse
Wanda Nolan |2025 | 18 min. A road trip across Newfoundland with photographer Ting Ting Chen and her muse, Robert Tilley, as they explore memory, identity and the power of creative connections.
