Available until June 24
Intertwining a range of both historical and family footage, the director, seeking answers for her own ailments, reflects on how people have looked at their bodies and illnesses throughout the centuries in this experimental essay on disease and health.

Available until June 6 - FREE
Weaving textures and techniques, this experimental cinematic poem journeys between Harlem and Monet’s historic gardens at Giverny to offer a thought-provoking meditation on the safety and bodily autonomy of Black women, while celebrating their creativity and resistance.

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Following 15 young dancers touring a piece about the ’90s rave scene, trance-like performances and intimate backstage moments push experimental documentary and blur the lines between real life and theatre.

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Second-wave feminist, radical activist and journalist Judy Rebick, who spent decades providing a platform for voices that needed to be heard, allows focus to shift to her own life in this deeply personal and visually experimental biography.

Available until June 24
From Montreal to Los Angeles, this genre-bending travelogue follows the adventures of an inspiration-seeking filmmaker and her director of photography. Meditative and magical, their journey is filled with humour and few eccentric characters along the way.

Available until June 24
Immersed in deep nostalgia, an Indigenous Panamanian fisherman working in Portugal leaves for his hometown only to be thwarted in this dreamlike journey into memory and personal history that asks if it’s even possible to return to the past.

Available until June 24
A filmmaker seeks out her estranged Northern Irish father in an attempt to parse Belfast’s sectarian history from their family’s own divided past. Through archive and innovative performance techniques, a myriad of truths and ghosts are unearthed.