- Car racing fanatics get the chance to build and race their own cars in a highly entertaining grassroots league at a rural Ontario speedway. With its increasing popularity, the Bone Stocks may be the only hope for the fading racetrack to return to its former glory.
- Derby is a short documentary that follows a few, impassioned characters through a season of an intensely competitive demolition derby circuit in English and French Canada.
- How to Recruit a Terrorist is a satirical expose on how ISIS is seducing youth from around the world. Similar to the film How to Make Money Selling Drugs – this short is a 5-step guide that unveils the deceptively simplistic techniques used to recruit fighters on the internet, which has become the gateway to Jihad. The film will explain the process of radicalization while sweeping aerials, graphic animation, dramatic recreations, actual posts and tweets are used to illustrate the recruiting process.
- House of Falconer deals with ideas of memory and loss. Alex Fida, son of the late pioneering chef, Willie Fida, rescues a badly worn and forlorn architectural gem, The House of Falconer, which was destined for demolition in the heart of Prince Edward County.
- The world’s longest-living killer whale deserves her own short film. Surviving the era when whales were on everyone’s menu, were harpooned, shot, and put on display, “Granny” has miraculously survived in the west coast waters for over a century, as the world of whales evolved. The Hundred Year Old Whale introduces the audience to the oldest killer whale, and explores her past and her future.
- Each year residents of Newfoundland and Labrador look to the North hoping the Atlantic Ocean will deliver them a parade of ancient icebergs. Invading Giants is a short documentary about the people who depend on these majestic icebergs as a way of life and the breathtaking geographical region they all share.
- The Legendary Jerry Greben: Professional Stand In is a 15-minute docudrama about the career and life of Jerry Greben, who has worked as a film and television stand-in for nearly 30 years.
- Peculiar and compulsive, Lindsay, Ont. resident Rick Harding has been entertaining himself and his hometown for more than 50 years with his wild and outrageous antics. The question is: Why does he do it?
- Pollock & Pollock is a 15-minute short documentary about siblings Ron and Natalie Pollock. The documentary examines their colourful past in the international spotlight and as local celebrities in Winnipeg. The documentary also follows them today; with a look at their YouTube channel the Pollock and Pollock News Channel, which recently reached 5 million views.
- Short Round Up is a 15-minute documentary that follows Nobu Adilman as he finds all the Asian men who, as boys, auditioned for the role of Short Round, in Steven Spielberg’s 1983 film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
- Teriano is a story of hope, against all odds. It follows the unlikely journey of a young Maasai woman from a remote Kenyan village to a digital hub in the heart of downtown Toronto.
- In 1996, an urban legend was born when the Can-View Drive-In in Thorold, Ont., was hit by a tornado during a screening of Twister. The story spread throughout town and the unbelievable event was covered by the national media. But what’s most amazing is - it didn’t happen.
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