A BIT TRANSCENDENTAL (2000) (5:00 min.) - by Patrick Lowe

Starring: James Durham, Graham Ashmore
Two teenage psychic wanabees experiment in reading each other’s minds with unpredictable and hilarious results. A colourful homage and parody of the mid 60's NFB experimental films and the late Arthur Lipsett. (“Very nice, very nice”)

THE DIRECTOR’S CUT (2005) (11:25 min.) - by Jason Lapeyre

Starring: Mike Bell, James Durham 
It’s a bad day on set for notorious hack director Tobias Sheldrake. His usually-unstoppable will runs headfirst into the stubbornly immovable ego of rising star Alex Winfield. All of Tobias’ efforts to regain control of the situation founder on the rocky shores of Alex’s pure, untempered assholery. Drastic measure must be taken. Very drastic.

THE STRAWBERRY CONFESSION (2008) (7:00 min.) - by Talia Pura

Starring: Talia Pura, Darcy Fehr, Wayne Nicklas 
Arlene is a woman who is very long on opinions, but short on life experience. One of her greatest joys and most heartfelt obligation is her daily trip to her local parish priest, for confession. He is the one person in her life who is obliged to sit and listen to whatever she wants to unburden herself of. Generally, this leads to nothing more than yawn-inducing trivialities. However, today’s confession goes in a completely unexpected direction, jolting her priest awake in spite of himself.

VIRTUAL (2006) (8:00 min.) - by Josh Eskin

Starring: Tom Keenan
An insanely jealous computer named Diane suspects her nerdy and socially awkward creator Lonnie (Tom Keenan) of being unfaithful. Nominated for Best Film, Screenplay and Actor at the 2007 University of Winnipeg Student Film Festival, Virtual explores the love hate relationship between people and technology.

KNIGHTS OF THE BLUE COLLAR (2007) (8.5 min.) - by Ryan McKenna

Starring: Tom Keenan, Andrew Cecon, David Evans, Charlene van Bukenhoot, Daria Puttaert, Blake Taylor
The cathedral is on fire and the painters responsible seem more interested with saving the loot than putting out the fire. After a miraculous escape they trek the prairies in pursuit of two beautiful musicians. The courting does not last as the women rob the painters and leave them with a hapless child.

DOROTHY PARKER’S THE WALTZ (1985) (6:00 min) - by Shereen Jerrett

Starring: Donna Lewis, Darrell Barran
“What can you say when a man asks you to dance with him? I most certainly will not dance with you, I’ll see you in hell first, no there was nothing for me to do but say I’d adore to.” Based on a classic work by American writer Dorothy Parker. 

FUCK IT! (2000) (5:00 min) - by Tammy Jones

Starring: Arlea Ashcroft
Fuck It! is a film about obsession and the fragmentation of the soul. A woman becomes obsessed with waiting for her phone to ring.

MIGRAINE (2004) 5:18) - by Brendon Sawatzky

Starring: Jeff Skinner, Muriel Hogue , Scott Montgomery, Nicole Rourie
Jeremy Dangerfield
Suffering from a terrible malady, surrounded by religion, witchcraft, and primitive medicine, one man exorcises his own demons.

SPECK – IT’S SO ILLOGICAL (1997) (4:50 min.) - by Lorri Millan and Shawna Dempsey

Written and Performed By Sharon Bajer, with music by Eve Rice
Meet Speck, the forgotten sister of Spock from Star Trek. She’s finally coming out of her cloistered existence to let the world know what she’s been thinking about. Speck - It’s So Illogical is shot in three locations: Speck’s chaotic bedroom, outside, in - 30 degree weather and at the fantasy nightclub in her mind where she dances, surrounded by adoring fans.

PEEP SHOW: AN EROTIC  COMEDY (2005) (8:00 min.) - by Ian Mozdzen & Mia van Leeuwen

Glimpse into the strangely erotic world of Hugo and Sabina, an eccentric duo playing out queer fantasies in a peepshow box of their own making.