When a smooth-talking gentleman approaches a woman sitting at a resort bar, their interaction yields some very surprising revelations in Louis Bhose's perfectly pitched comedy.

In Joe Weiland and Finn Constantine's stylish and captivating drama, the risks and anticipations couldn't be any higher for the title character: the only female bull-jumper in France.

A veritable feast for the senses, this music-infused marvel by Italian animator and filmmaker Gianluigi Toccafondo offers a deep dive into a watery world where the plight of a sea matriarch brings forth a transformation and a magnificent creature odyssey.

In Omolola Ajao’s enthralling story of the ghosts of migration, a young woman takes a hard look into her family’s past and exposes difficult truths beneath the surface of her African Canadian church community.

In this elegantly constructed piece by artist and filmmaker Catherine Boivin, the juxtaposed images of a mother performing chores and a child playing happily accompany a deeply felt rumination about the wounds passed between generations.

Outside dangers and family fears cause tensions to rise for a young woman leaving wartime Lebanon for Montreal, in Arshile Egoyan's terse and affecting drama.

In a drama conveyed with great astuteness and empathy by director Helen Lee, a 16 year old's private catastrophe collides with a much larger tragedy off the coast of South Korea in 2014.