Completed Films

A father and daughter battle over separate sexual awakenings, as he embraces his homosexuality she gets the attentions she craves from a man who carries a grudge of his own. Read More...

Diverted is a fictional story inspired by what happened to the people of Gander, Newfoundland and the passengers and crews on the planes, on September 11, 2001, when the Federal Aviation Authority shut down the skies over the United States. Read More...

It's been thirteen years since the robotic killing machines known as Screamers destroyed the human population of Sirius 6B. But now a distress signal brings a team of rescuers to the supposedly abandoned planet. Can it be a long-lost colony of human survivors, or have the Screamers evolved into something even more sinister? Read More...

When she returns to her hometown after a messy divorce, Joanna Johnson’s (Kelli Williams) unexpected reunion with her ex-lover (Kris Holden-Ried) ignites a slew of gossip and damaging rumours. Read More...

A planned redevelopment of a abandoned lighthouse goes horribly wrong. Read More...

This ingenious and thrilling WWII adventure vividly brings to life the miraculous and inspiring Allied effort in which 20,000 planes were flown directly across the Atlantic, to combat the Nazi invasion of Europe. Starring Liane Balaban, Allan Hawko and Richard E. Grant, Above and Beyond is a four hour dramatic series for CBC. Read More...

In the final days of WWII, 16 year old Terry Fleming escapes the harsh reality of losing his mother by fantasizing about the dashing army officers and glamorous celebrities passing through an airport hotel in nearby Gander, Newfoundland. Read More...

When Nora McDonald marries George Venturi and brings her 2 daughters (Casey, 14 and Lizzie, 9) to a new home, new city and new school, life becomes complicated. Read More...

Rare Birds pits a seemingly overmatched and defeated Newfoundland man against his quirky best buddy, a warmly sexy acquaintance and his own mid-life crisis. Read More...

Newfoundland and Maritime history is a deep, rich vein of folklore and eerie epic tales. Legends and Lore of the North Atlantic recounts these stories of myth and mystery, heroes and monsters, shocking facts and true-life tales more incredible than fiction. Read More...

Jerome Saibil and Eli Batalion try to make it on the international theatre scene, having already conquered Canada with their fringe hit, JOB: The Hip Hop Musical. Read More...

The little-known story of the civilian adventurers who came to Britain's rescue in the darkest hours of World War II. Read More...

Going the Distance follows the diverse lives of couples in long distance relationships (LDRs) as they struggle with the ups and downs, and the less than regular ins and outs, of new style 21st century love. Read More...

This one hour documentary uses the antics of professional clown Beni Malone, to springboard us into the world of circus artist, and the spell cast by the circus performer. Read More...

Making Waves profiles the creation and performance of a commissioned piece for two upper voice choirs that performed simultaneously from different continents. Read More...

With startling honesty and immediacy, Newfoundland filmmaker Gerry Rogers began filming her ordeal with breast cancer the moment her hair started falling out from chemotherapy. Read More...

Ron Hynes, recognized as one of Newfoundland’s most gifted musicians and songwriters, first gained international recognition with the song Sonny’s Dream, which went on to become a folk classic recorded by dozens of artists worldwide. Record Man was produced to support his latest release. Read More...

2002 found Pamela with a brand new album of her own, entitled 'Seven Years". Fueled with energy and mystic, supported by intricate and dramatic acoustic instrumentation, this is entrancing music, often inspired by nature and the ocean, a product of a unique time and place. Read More...

A woman is baking bread on a hot summer day. She takes the bread out of the oven and lays it on a window-sill. She waits expectantly as the aroma drifts out into the street. Read More...

Michael Jones' Congratulations opened the Toronto International Film Festival to rave reviews and was screened over 100 times - more than any other film in the history of the Festival. Read More...

A woman discovers the unexpected in her basement when she investigates why her water has run dry. In a funny and surreal journey into the deep, dancer Lisa Porter explores a mysterious underground world. Read More...

Bonavista examines one community's entrepreneurial approach to dealing with the cod moratorium. We are introduced to Scott Butler, who with others from his community decided to open a goat milk farm. Read More...