Featuring Shawn Micallef Toronto’s most distinctive physical attribute is also one of its least appreciated: its 44,000-acre ravine system. That’s thirty times the size of Central Park in New York that is distributed throughout the region, interconnecting the entire Greater Toronto Area…
"Equal parts poet, troubadour, journalist, historian, and philosopher, Carl Sandburg stood as one of the most towering and singular cultural figures of the 20th century. A delightful and uplifting amalgam of archival footage, commentary, spoken word performance and songbook selections,…
Karate gives dreams. Budo gives dramatic adventures. The ancient Okinawa history says that Karate-Ka have fought with their bare hands against the swords of Samurai. There might have been Karate-Ka who fought against Samurai in the era of Edo. There could have been a match of Karate-Ka and Jiu Jitsu-Ka. What…
A documentary about the digital video revolution, film maker Todd Verow and his superstars. This recently unearthed documentary from 2001 has been restored & remastered in HD. In the late 1990's Todd Verow famously declared that "FILM IS DEAD" and set out, with his producing and…
Four American women artists (1870-1970) defy discriminatory social norms in pursuit of creative freedom and greater social opportunity. Their lives exemplify the significant role that women across the American West have played in spearheading progressive social and cultural reform in their communities.…
As normal families, we both worked 8 hours a day, our little girl was at school until 4 PM and when it came dinner time when we can finally get together, we sadly figured out that we were simply too tired and we just ended up talking about mortgage and bills or how we would have arranged the next ……
A Matter of Life and Breath is the third film in the series of documentaries from Mad Dog Films about unconventional health practices. The winner of the Audience Award at the 2001 Brooklyn Film Festival, A Matter of Life and Breath investigates the practice of Rebirthing and it's founder, Leonard…
See You at the Pictures! is about movie-going in Ireland, throughout the decades. Exploiting a treasure chest of undocumented or privately documented stories and adventures that have been stored inside heads or scribbled in yellowing notebooks and diaries across the country, the film examines specific…
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Out in the Open will, once and for all, destroy the misconceptions, fears, and myths about the LGBTQ community. This uplifting documentary is geared towards at risk youth across the world, as well as their families, friends, and teachers. Featuring interviews with celebrities, politicians, and everyday…
A personal look at the master photographer and filmmaker Paul Strand who inspired Walker. Their meetings in the late seventies lead to the film looking back at Strand’s lifework, returning to the locations of his art in New Mexico, Scotland, France and Italy. The film includes interviews with…
Walker takes us on a personal journey into a world of myth and imagination that he learned from his grandmother. He travels from the Moors of Devon and the Highlands of Scotland to the brooding Celtic landscapes of Ireland and the intimate hills of Cape Breton, in his search of this potent “otherworld”…
