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Free-spirited Georgia and her two kids, Ginny and Austin, move north in search of a fresh start but find that the road to new beginnings can be bumpy.
The department of Federal Justice attempts to save political face under the mask of inclusion and collaboration as they take control of the Tribal Police Force that governs the four Indian Reserves that surround the city. Interim Tribal Chief Samantha Woodburn attempts to overcome political red tape and must also prove herself amongst the old-white-boys club of the Metro Police. Thrust into an unfamiliar world, she navigates politics and procedure as she clashes with her new partner, Chuck "Buke" Bukansky, a seasoned but broken-down Metro Police detective.
Seventh in a series of films dealing with murder and music.
A Canadian peace march filtered through the glorifying lens of a vintage fascist propaganda newsreel.
Fourth in a series of films about music and murder.
An Edmonton shop owner faces his final day of business after 30 years in Whyte Snuff, a film that offers a cheeky, creepy and moving perspective on a ruthless presence overtaking Whyte Avenue.
Fifth in a series of films dealing with murder and music.
An annual woodland escape pushes a group of men to their limits through strange traditions, flowing liquor, and intense emotion.
By obscuring the identities of the bride, groom and wedding guests, filmmaker Asaf Benny offers a stark, uneasy, yet witty look at marriage.
When hearing a confrontation escalating next door, a man must decide if intervention is the best option.
Second in a series of films that look at murder and music.
Buddy can't find his tennis ball, but he ends up finding something else.
Third film in a series that looks at music and murder.
Sixth in a series of films about murder and music.
First in a series of films looking at music and murder.
A creepy stranger picks up three hitchhikers during a transit strike.
A film about virtue signalling.
