The film is an examination of trauma's manifestations in opposing, distinct characters.

Fighter asks the tough, awkward, and infrequent questions about mental health to three generations of firefighters. Home movies and impromptu conversations are woven into interviews in this deeply personal reflection on intergenerational connection, trauma and coping, and how expectations of masculinity in firefighting have an impact on mental health.

Two sisters travel to a reservation to learn about Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) culture. Due to the progression of her illness, Andie intends to live out her days there. Mel, on the other hand, rejects both the truth about Andie's diagnosis and the importance of bringing ceremony into their lives.

Something Along Those Lines is a dreamscape shaped by interviews with four Indigenous individuals whose identities transcend binary frameworks.

8th grader Jacob Murphy tries to navigate his first love as the impending doom of high school looms over him. As he tries and fails to confess his feelings, he worries he could be running out of time to get the girl of his dreams before it's too late.

Following the capture of a British soldier, a young Holocaust survivor is asked to execute him in order to demonstrate his dedication to the Zionist cause.

The experience of grief through colors and nature.

A documentary exploring the city of Bancroft and its impact on the community living within it. Paul explores Bancroft from an urban lens, touching on both change and history.