The Justice Hunter

An unusual tale of struggle, friendship, hope and inspiration. An indigenous man with autism and  disabilities meets a renowned professor from Israel. Their unique friendship is an inspiration for a struggling man and for a people. 

This film exposes the health crisis facing the Indigenous community in Canada through the stories of three Indigenous women. These women who survived the residential school system in Canada take viewers through an emotional journey of abuse and trauma and exposes viewers to the negative effects of these experiences on their health.  The women's stories, intertwined with community leaders and medical experts, accounts and sheds light on possible methods that will bring healing to a suffering community.

Painful Truth unveils the pain, trauma and loss that  resulted  from persecution and organ harvesting directed at Falun Gong practitioners in China.  The film familiarizes the viewers with the Falun Gong practice and sheds light on possible excuses used to justify the persecution.  The survivors featured in this documentary now live in Canada.  They are dedicated to bringing awareness to the plight of the Falun Gong in China and they pressure the Chinese government to reform.  Viewers are encouraged to take action to stop this subtle, yet equally destructive genocide.

#FixIt is an educational/advocacy documentary. It follows Isaac Gotfried, a Holocaust survivor who has dedicated his life to sharing his story with students of all ages. A hopeful message informs Isaac’s unfolding story of pain, trauma, and loss. He urges his audience of students to perform Tikkun Olam—a Hebrew phrase that calls upon us to repair the world—in response to all forms of injustice, prejudice, and hatred they encounter in the world. Isaac thereby affirms the possibility that the world can be made a better place by acts of loving kindness. Indeed, Tikkun Olam embodies social change and activism.

Sometimes the most impactful stories are the ones that sneak up on you.  Never Again: A Broken Promise is a compelling documentary that draws parallels between four major genocides : The Yazidi Genocide, the Holocaust, the Rwandan Genocide and Cultural Genocide in Residential Schools.     

The film investigates how and why genocides emerge. It also trails the experience of four Canadian survivors of such atrocities. Sharing experiences builds trust and transparency and we believe that people's voices should be heard. These heart wrenching accounts are paired with interviews and insight from local scholars.