Power of the Walk
A determined 15-year-old, guided by her supportive mother, challenges the fashion industry’s norms and confronts ableism as she breaks barriers on the runway, helping to redefine beauty and advocate for inclusivity.
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Films
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Advantage Gained
Elliot, dedicated rugby player and coach, finds a community that sees him for who he is and supports his personal and athletic growth. Elliot has autism, and his personal success inspires him to become an advocate for disability awareness.
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My Dad’s Tapes
A trove of home video tapes spurs a filmmaker to investigate repressed parts of his past and come to terms with his own identity. A search for the cause of his father’s sudden suicide turns into a cathartic journey of reconnection and healing.
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Kirby’s House
With helpful neighbours and a unique support network, Kirby, who has an intellectual disability, lives on his own and is thriving in his quaint small-town home.
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The Cost of Freedom – Refugee Journalists In Canada
The Cost of Freedom – Refugee Journalists in Canada confronts one of the most compelling human rights challenges of our day: the threat to journalists.
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Fault Lines: From the Front Lines
Shocking stories from frontline workers in Ontario reveal fault lines in the system exacerbated by COVID-19.
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Circus Boy
In today’s world, what is family? This question is explored in this film about a gay man named Thomas who seeks reconciliation with his mother after he and his husband, Michael, adopt a boy he’s training for circus school.
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Town of Widows
Widows and workers in the “Electric City” of Peterborough, Ontario, fight for justice in a system stacked against them.
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Father & Son vs. Aconcagua
A lifelong lover of climbing wants to summit Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the Americas, with his son before it’s too late. It’s an epic journey.
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Hep-C and Me
Suffering from Hep C, it had gotten so bad that Ron was told to get his assets in order. In this short documentary, he recounts how the Peterborough Aids Resource Network helped him transform his life.
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A Certain Texture
Alex Unger, aka ELMS, lives a double life: he creates haunting music, and farms cattle. In this short, he explores how one influences the other, what drives his art, and how one of these lifestyles is more of a privilege than he thought.
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You(th)
This short documentary displays the emotions and events which occur during a student strike for the climate in the small city of Peterborough, Ontario.
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Last Beer at the Pig’s Ear
Last Beer at the Pig’s Ear is a tribute to the people, the fun and games, the music and the pickled eggs – the culture that made the Pig’s Ear so special for 152 years.
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Re-Settled
This documentary sensitively shows a glimpse into the lives of two Syrian refugee families living in Canada, and we see how they are thriving in their new homes with the help of some folks who sponsored them, and that have helped give them a community to lean on in what can be a very difficult process.
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Gitigaan: Spotted Earth
The Gitigaan Project began as a space for growing food, but has evolved into a multi-dimensional site where Anishinaabe history is explored, an understanding of traditional food is revealed, and the importance of integrating Indigenous knowledge and language in the everyday is examined.
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Before We Arrive: The Story of the Weber Brothers
The Weber Brothers don’t get tied up in the tediousness of striving for fame, fortune, or mainstream success. For the Weber Brothers, it is simply about making music.
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