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When Christine Matheson unexpectedly passes away on the night of her 40th wedding anniversary, her family find themselves at an emotional crossroads.

Drama | 2 seasons

Love Me

The Covid pandemic strikes a tragically familiar chord for the Inuvialuit of the Mackenzie River Delta. In the 19th century John Franklin and his crew infected their ancestors with deadly smallpox.

Documentary | 44 min

Pandemic: At The End of the World

A young Doctor runs a gruelling 24 hour ultra marathon as he struggles with his decision to assist in the death of a terminally ill teenager under his care.

Drama | 88 min

Man Running

When confronted with his mortality, Ben Tyler (Joshua Jackson) impulsively buys a vintage motorcycle and sets off on a road trip that starts in Toronto and ends up on Vancouver Island in the town of Tofino. Humorous, profound and extremely moving, One Week uses the great Canadian landscape as the backdrop to the story of a man and his life journey. In the search for himself, he finds out what makes this country, and his life, so beautiful.

Drama | 90 min

One Week

Alexander began growing his hair soon after his father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Four years later, he decides that it’s time to cut and donate his hair. Reflecting on the past and present, Alex reveals that he’s nervous about letting go of something he’s become so comfortable with. His long hair started as a contest between friends, a bet about who could grow it the longest. Alexander’s hair is now long enough to donate to the Canadian Cancer Society. But before Alex cuts off all his hair, he wants to have a little fun. He decides to have his hair braided at Bea’s Braiding, a local salon. After a few hours in the chair, he finds that the braids actually suit him. He shows off his new look in a photo shoot organized by his girlfriend and family; it’s a chance for Alex to express his old self and document his long hair one last time. There’s only one person who can cut Alex’s hair: Jerome Pinsonneault. Jerome occupies a special place in the family; he had cut Alex’s father’s hair for over 30 years. Jerome generously offers to cut Alex’s hair and shape what’s left into a new doo. For Alexander, his hair represents grief, death, love and family. Confronting his own inner struggles to let it all go symbolizes the end of a long grieving process and opens up a new chapter in his life.

Biography | 7 min

For Dad, With Love

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Love Me

Pandemic: At The End of the World

Man Running

One Week

For Dad, With Love