Backroad Productions

The meaty saga of Burger Baron, a rogue fast-food chain with mysterious origins and a cult following, run by a loose network of fiercely independent Arab Canadian immigrants. Airing on CBC Gem

Brandy Y Productions

Attachments of Life is a documentary about how our belongings alter our lives. The film follows five Albertans with distinctive relationships with their possessions: a collector of classic cars, a senior with hoarding disorder, minimalists living in a tiny house and a woman who has lost her possessions.

BearPaw Media and Education

This documentary digs into the stories of Indigenous women and families to reclaim their Indian Status through their fight for the elimination of sex-discrimination in the Indian Act. It highlights the impacts of the law on individuals, families and communities. Since the passing of Bill S-3 and its amendments, thousands of Indigenous people are now eligible for Indian Status. This video also includes Status eligibility information and recommendations for finding family records.

Trevor Anderson

A young Indigenous musician and his rock band bring mumble punk to the Interstellar Rodeo. A rock ‘n’ roll survival story of a different stripe. Winner of the Calgary Underground Film Festival best Canadian Short.

Alexandra Lazarowich

Welcome to the dangerous, high-stakes world of Indian Relay — North America’s original extreme sport, where jockeys ride horses bareback and jump from one horse to another in the middle of the race. #CBCShortDocs Winner of the Short Film Special Jury Award for Directing at Sundance 2019: Alexandra Lazarowich

Brandy Yanchyk

Explore how Canada is trying to get female scientists to stay in the fields of science and progress to the top. Ms Scientist looks at the successes and challenges that Canada’s female scientists face. The film delves into their lives and examines the obstacles that are hindering their success such as balancing family and work, sexual harassment and unconscious bias.

enriquePoe Moving Pictures

Rare Mettle is about identity and audacity, but also about high level competition, the importance of sport and embracing new challenges. It is an inspiring look at four determined individuals who continue to strive for the podium, not simply for glory, but to better understand who they are and what they have to offer the world. CLICK HERE to watch all four mini documentaries and here for the full length documentary.

CBC Short Docs

Directed by Coty Savard. Helen Knott, a Dane-Zaa/Nehiyaw social worker, poet and activist, explores the connection between violence against Indigenous women and violence against the land.

enriquePoe Moving Pictures

Alberta mothers and daughters immersed in the transformative pursuit of combat sport explore how fighting has reshaped them and how their sport has changed for women over the course of a generation. In 2016 Sarah was nominated for a Canadian Cinema Editors award for her work on The Harder I Fight II.

Open Sky Pictures

THE MATCH is a 15 minute documentary produced for Bravo with the support of their BravoFactual program. The Match follows two performers in a struggling independent wrestling promotion, the Prairie Wrestling Alliance. It explores the impact that their vocation has on their personal lives, and the psychology behind why audiences are drawn to this pseudo-bloodsport. In 2015 Sarah was nominated for an Alberta Film and Television award for her work on The Match.

Beth Wishart MacKenzie

Brothers in the Buddha’ (70 min) features, Michael, a seventeen year old Vietnamese-Canadian youth who has taken up a unique discipline: at the tender age of ten Michael was ordained as a novice monk at a Buddhist monastery in the heart of the Canadian city of Edmonton. The documentary examines the personal life and challenge taken up by Michael, both at the monastery and in his community.

Brandy Yanchyk

Employment Matters is a documentary by Canadian filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk that explores the untapped market and huge potential of the intellectually disabled in the workplace. The documentary was originally made for CBC and was filmed in Alberta and British Columbia. It is now also airing on PBS.

Brandy Yanchyk

Employment Matters Too is a documentary by Canadian filmmaker Brandy Yanchyk that discovers how large corporations benefit from hiring employees with intellectual disabilities. The documentary was originally made for CBC and was filmed in Alberta and British Columbia, Canada.

Brandy Y Productions

Grey Glory is a documentary about Canadian seniors who are pushing their bodies to the limit. View website.

Brandy Y Productions

Grey Ambition is an inspirational documentary about Canadian seniors over sixty-five who are taking their brain power to new levels long after retirement. It includes seniors who are involved in philanthropy, the arts, volunteerism, education, entrepreneurship and those still working in the business world and proves that life begins at any age. View website.

Brandy Y Productions

Finding Edge Road is a documentary about asylum seekers in eastern Finland. This film explores how the small city of Lieksa in Eastern Finland is dealing with a recent influx of new immigrants from Somalia and Iraq. The newcomers have moved to vacant council apartments on a street called “Edge Road.” View website.

Brandy Y Productions

Oil Calling is a documentary about new immigrants and Canada’s oil and gas industry. View website.

Brandy Y Productions

A documentary about Canada’s quest to get new immigrants in touch with nature. It also explores the consequences of a life devoid of nature. View website.

Andrea Beça

Aatisha finds a memory card full of photos of herself and enters a frantic hunt to find out who's been following her.

Geraldine Carr

A coming-of-age film about an 11yr-old girl who experiences the luxury & glamour of a five star hotel (circa 1969) and her discovery of the room service menu.

Geraldine Carr

A sweet, short film about a late, great lady who missed the boat and sailed into history! View Website.

Mosaic Entertainment

Little Hope All-Night Diner is just your regular truck stop in the average small prairie town. Good coffee, apple pie, blue plate specials and a high turnover of kitchen staff who are never seen again.