BLK: An Origin Story is a four part doc series that looks beyond the Underground Railroad to explore the Untold Stories of Black Canadians from the 1600s to the present. These four hours aim to show that Black History is Canadian History.

Subjects of Desire is a culturally significant, thought-provoking documentary that ultimately deconstructs what we understand about race and the power behind the beauty.

In 2013, the Dominican Republic stripped the citizenship of anyone with Haitian parents, rendering over 200,000 people without nationality, identity or homeland. Exploring this complex history and politics.

Three Jamaicans, who are deported from the U.S., Canada, and England, must make their way in a land that they are not familiar with.

A young journalist, while working on her first murder case, becomes embroiled in a web of urban gangs, the political class, corporate power-brokers and the police.

A young journalist, while working on her first murder case, becomes embroiled in a web of urban gangs, the political class, corporate power-brokers and the police.

Guns is a gritty and dramatic mini-series that tells the story of four families caught up in illegal gun trafficking and the ripple effect this has on their lives. This is the story of those who traffic guns, the cops who try to catch them and the innocent people who get caught in the crossfire.

A sexy urban comedy about how a guy who is addicted to watching pornography discovers love is stronger than fantasy when he meets and falls in love with the girl of his dreams.

Twenty-five years ago, Toronto’s gay pride parade was a protest march, held to speak out against police raids against gay bathhouses. In 2005, the city’s Police Chief , Bill Blair came out and marched alongside the muscle boys, the leather daddies, the drag queens and the dykes on bikes. It was a first for Toronto. Members of the Ontario Provincial Police also joined the march for the first time, including two female officers holding hands. We’ve come a long way. Or have we?

Badge of Pride is a documentary that looks at the lives of gay cops; cops who are out, cops who are closeted and cops who are somewhere in between the closet and the cruiser.

Over the course of one year, starting and ending with the Gay Pride Parade, the documentary will survey how much the landscape has changed and look at the different challenges gay cops face – along gender, race and class lines. Coming out as a gay cop has its price. Badge of Pride will ask: “Will the force be with you if you’re gay?”

Brick by Brick is a one-hour documentary that tells the story of Geoff Cape and his determination to transform a 125-year-old former industrial site—Toronto’s Don Valley Brick Works—into a multimillion-dollar ecological and cultural centre, the first of its kind in the world.

A film about small Ontario town's struggle to restore a desecrated African-Canadian cemetary and the resulting turmoil over it.