Just an ordinary suburban family– except that Dad’s transgender, Mom’s queer, and there are five kids in this minivan. This is one family’s true story of identity, trust, and transformation. Too many transgender kids wonder: Will I be loved? Will I get to have a family? Will it all be ok? Here’s the answer: a… Continue reading Short Film: JUST ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL FAMILY, 19min., Canada, Documentary
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Short Film: IXOQ (WOMAN), 8min,. Canada, Documentary
“Ixoq” (“Woman” in Kaqchikel-the local Mayan language) A young Guatemalan mother dreams of a better future for her son, when an organization (Konojel) fighting malnutrition opens its doors, allowing her to support her family and become a role model to the women in her community.
Director Biography – Francois Desrocher (UNDERMINE BENEATH CANADA’S GHOST TOWNS)
Past projects………. Carving Landscape and Resilience Sustainable Adventure Sleeping Buffalo Life Has You Down Raising a Food Culture Director Statement An accomplished artist with over 20 years experience. A true professional that brings a dedicated and passionate attitude to every project. Over 20 years experience across the globe from big budget film to… Continue reading Director Biography – Francois Desrocher (UNDERMINE BENEATH CANADA’S GHOST TOWNS)
Short Film: UNDERMINE BENEATH CANADA’S GHOST TOWNS, 17min., Canada, Documentary
An abandoned mine explorer visits two of the largest ghost towns in Canada and enters the long abandoned mines under them to see what remains. Project Links Website News & Reviews “Father and son explore abandoned mine” http://www.rightthisminute.com/video/father-and-son-explore-a
Director Biography – Brenda Grzetic (ONE MORE DAY)
Brenda has worked in academic, industrial, community and government settings over the past two decades. She holds a Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology and a Masters in Women’s Studies (Memorial University). She has received numerous awards including the Memorial University Medal of Excellence for Research and the Women in Trades and Technology National Network Award… Continue reading Director Biography – Brenda Grzetic (ONE MORE DAY)
Short Film: ONE MORE DAY, 13min., Canada, Documentary
This short documentary, entitled “One More Day,” is supported by the Newfoundland Independent Filmmaker’s Co-Operative (NIFCO) under its First Time Film Maker Program. It documents the experiences of a woman Correctional Officer – Lisa Snook – who worked for 25 years in Corrections and retired from Her Majesty’s Penitentiary for men in St. John’s, Newfoundland… Continue reading Short Film: ONE MORE DAY, 13min., Canada, Documentary
Short Film: HOME, 6min., New Zealand, Documentary
A look at what ‘home’ means for South Sudanese refugee Gum Wetnhiak and his family who fled their war torn homeland to start a new life in Melbourne, Australia. Film Type: Documentary Runtime: 6 minutes 18 seconds Completion Date: January 28, 2019 Production Budget: 500 AUD Country of Origin: New Zealand Country of Filming: Australia… Continue reading Short Film: HOME, 6min., New Zealand, Documentary
Short Film: PHYLLIS AND FRANCESCA 48 YEARS ON, 9min., Australia, Documentary
In 1970, when Australia could barely fathom the idea of lesbian relationships, and homosexuality was illegal, the ABC television show This Day Tonight interviewed young couple Phyllis and Francesca. It questioned them on how they could really know they were lesbians, and looked at the ‘science’ of the time on homosexuality. Despite being little known,… Continue reading Short Film: PHYLLIS AND FRANCESCA 48 YEARS ON, 9min., Australia, Documentary
Short Film: SOLACE, 7min., UK, Documentary
The story we captured is about a retiree who, despite his age, continues to surf on a regular basis. Despite being 70 years old he has not lost his energy and enthusiasm for life. While there he began to feel tired and worn alienating himself from the industrial rhythms, until he has been introduced to… Continue reading Short Film: SOLACE, 7min., UK, Documentary
Short Film: SCHOOL CROSSING, 16min., Columbia, Documentary
The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela is considered among the worst in Latin American history. While much of the media coverage has focused on the political turmoil in Venezuela, “School Crossing” focuses on an unseen crisis: the education of the next generation of Venezuelan children. Project Links Website Facebook
Documentary Film Festival. Los Angeles & Toronto 