A multi-platform project in development that explores the vibrant array of musical interpretations of Jewish identity.
A baby's grasp, a dancer's gesture, a craftsman's touch: hands shape our world. A sensuous visual odyssey following our ever-moving hands, Hand to Hand is a poetic celebration of our quintessential tool.
Travelling Light follows 5 nomadic artists on their quest to live life as an art form. Filmed in 11 countries, this road-doc explores the relationship between creativity and travel. Crossing borders of all types, our roaming protagonists take on the world, providing tonic insight into contemporary life.
Welcome to Planet Water! Touched by Water is a mesmerizing documentary on bathing rituals, exploring our bond with water. Filmed in 13 countries, it conveys our complex relationship with water, it is sensual pleasure and spiritual renewal.
Step Up! is an empowering story of courage and determination; the triumphant journey of Jacques Poulin-Denis, a young dancer, from losing a foot in an accident to performing with Baryshnikov.
Believe in me!
An intimate, moving and rare look at the lives of teenaged dads. We witness their efforts to overcome the obstacles that prevent them from fulfilling their dream of being good fathers.
Believe in me! uncovers the courage and perseverance of these invisible dads.
Imagine the Austro-Hungarian formalities transplanted into the 21st century multi-ethnic Canada…The Ball of Their Lives is a one-hour documentary film on the largest debutante balls in North America, two Hungarian-Canadian cultural events.
Based on a true legend about Charlemagne, The Ring tells the story of an aging king, disillusioned with worldly affairs, who falls under the spell of a magical ring. Starring Gilles Pelletier.
Faces of the Hand takes you on a visual journey through different cultures and a range of human experiences. It is both poetry and anthropology, science and art, sacred and profane; an odyssey from cave art of thirty millennia ago to robotic hands. A NFB production
A TV mini series of seven Dance Films inspired by the book The Three Marias written by three feminist Portuguese poets, Maria Isabelle Barreno, Maria Teresa Horta and Maria Velho da Costa. The series was broadcasted by the Hungarian Television and Bravo!.
Lama Geshe Kenrab is a buddhist monk from Tibet. He was sent to Montréal by the Dalai Lama to found a Tibetan Buddhist Temple. In the film he talks about his life, his beliefs and his hopes.
