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Follow Michael and his kindred spirits as they travel across the U.S. challenging Muslims and non-Muslims with punk anthems. Their spiritual odyssey then leads them to Pakistan, where they bring punk to the streets of Lahore and reconnect with Islam in a bold new way. 

Pair your viewing with exclusive Q&A with director Omar Majeed and subject of the film, Basim Usmani. 

Follow Toronto's nine-time Queen of Carnival, Joella Crichton, as she prepares to compete for a historic 10th crown in a joyful celebration of family and Toronto’s Caribbean community. 

Pair your viewing with an exclusive Q&A with director Chris Strikes in conversation with the Queen of Carnival herself, Joella Crichton. 

Winnipeg’s main street near the Forks, was forever shaped by the Indigenous musicians including the late Percy Tuesday, Errol Ranville and Billy Joe Green. The professional musicians that grew up on this notorious strip paved the road to success for future Indigenous artists. 

Follow your viewing with a Q&A with director Jesse Green and his father, legendary musician, Billy Joe Green. 

Facing a cancer diagnosis, renowned artist Max Dean asks, "How do we fix ourselves?" Discarded animatronics and wild imagination drive this vivid journey of resilience and creativity in the face of illness.

Be sure to check out a special recorded Q&A with Max Dean as he delves into the documentary and his practice, moderated by artistic director of PAVED Arts, David LaRiviere.

From Canada’s leading Indigenous contemporary dance company, experience stunning live performances of two of Red Sky Performance’s award-winning works: Trace and Miigis.  

Followed by an exclusive Q&A with filmmaker and artistic director of Red Sky Performance, Sandra Laronde, where she discusses her creative process, Indigenous dance, and her illustrious career spanning more than two decades.