Mark Wihak

While on her way home from a Rave, Stacey encounters God and is given a special mission. Not quite sure how to deal with this, she tries her best; losing friends and gaining converts before a final, miraculous event transforms her from average Rave Girl into Stacey of Suburbia.

Lucy experiences a fundamental change in her understanding of existence and struggles to find someone who will listen. If seeing, is believing, what happens when nobody believes what you've seen?

When Stan and Roz meet, they help to nurture each other’s artistic dreams and they discover what is possible – in friendship and in themselves. An evocation of those life-changing friendships of youth: passionate, all consuming and sometimes, as brief as summer.

"autoerotica" is a story of love, procrastination and automobiles. Jake and Gord are the kind of “guys” who cling to their adolescence like drowning men to a piece of wood. They cruise the city in the car known as Sheena, Jake’s personal metaphor of freedom, a (rusting, gas guzzling) icon of his youth, their conversations cycling back through women of the past and speculations about women of the future while Jake looks for ways to avoid moving in with his girlfriend Molly. Meanwhile, in another part of the jungle, Molly decides to cure Jake of his autoerotica.

13 Stories from the Centre of the Universe. In the spirit of recent films focused on Paris and New York, but set in a far more exotic location, comes I HEART REGINA. The 13 genre spanning films that make up I HEART REGINA assert that lives lived in this small city in the middle of North America are as important as lives lived anywhere. And while Paris and New York are visited by millions of tourists and have been the setting for hundreds of films, Regina remains in the realm of the uncharted, the unknown, and dare we say, the unfathomable. Until now. Discover the place that Mick Jagger calls the city that rhymes with fun. Discover I HEART REGINA.

A film about Canada in a time of flux. It chronicles a journey from Batoche in Saskatchewan to the Plains of Abraham at Québec, two decisive sites upon which the fragile foundations of Canada were constructed. The journey breaks off in polyphonic reveries on home, histories, and stories from the road; moving forward through the landscape, drifting off in memory.

Vous êtes ici (You Are Here) is an exploration into the experiences of tourism, in the number one tourist destination on earth: Paris.

The Ballad of Don Quinn tells the story of southern Saskatchewan’s original punk rocker and his attempts to resurrect his band a decade after their scarcely noticed demise.