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A girl named Rachael Newman has developed a taste for murder and will stop at nothing to become a college professor's assistant.

In a dystopian future, three musicians discover a degraded vinyl record and attempt to reimagine one of its songs.

A man with an uncontrollable Itch on his hand goes through increasingly extreme measures to get rid of it.

Dramatizes the mysterious circumstances of three mothers dying in a Toronto hospital shortly after giving birth. When a nurse is charged in connection to the deaths, the other nurses on the ward decide to figure out what happened.

Mama Jo is diagnosed with Alzheimer's and the only person she can remember is her husband, Pete, who has passed. She is under the care of her daughter, Alaina, who she has no memory of. Mama Jo needs assistance with everything from day to day things, but when her daughter loses her job, Mama Jo faces the biggest fear any parent would have.

It's no secret Toronto has recently placed itself amongst North America's most buzz worthy music cities due to the blockbuster ascents of Drake and the Weeknd. But that attention has also turned the city's local rap scene into a hyper-competitive, and highly creative environment where young artists are fighting for attention on the world stage.

A struggling screenwriter falls victim to an unscrupulous talent & literary agent while trying to break into the entertainment industry.

A story about the illusion of being someone else, about acting but also putting up an act, the masks we sometime wear in front of others - and about the rare moments when the masks fall off, leaving space for honesty and true feelings.

As one of the most volcanic countries on earth and home to Europe's largest glacier, Iceland has earned the nickname "Land of Fire and Ice". However, climate change is impacting on these two distinctive features threatening to redefine the geological composition of this Arctic island nation. This new documentary from environmental filmmaker Mark Terry includes exclusive footage of the 2021 eruption of Fagradalsfjall, a volcano that has been dormant for 6,000 years. Warming temperatures are melting glaciers here, as they are to all ice around the world, but in Iceland it is at an alarming rate, nearly 150 meters a year! Warming sea water surrounding the shores of Iceland are also contributing to this accelerate decline in land ice as warm water creeps underneath glacial beds. The warming North Atlantic is also impacting on the eco-system of Iceland: coldwater species of marine life are moving further north while equatorial species are replacing them. Iceland's bird populations are having trouble adapting to this new diet as their numbers are falling as much as 37% in the past ten years. New populations of Humpback and Minke whales are contributing to this decline in food supply for the birds of Iceland as they are consuming most of the krill and capelin the birds usually eat. In recent years, baby puffins (pufflings), growing impatient for their parents' return from hunting expeditions, have begun wandering into towns attracted by the bright lights. They are incapable of returning home causing local people to take them in are raise the chicks themselves. And while major changes in Iceland's environment continue to threaten the 340,000 inhabitants here, climate change is also having a positive impact on the economy. In the past five years, tourism - in particular, eco-tourism - has become the number one industry here while the fishing and sale of mackerel - a new fish to these waters - represents the third biggest industry. This one-hour documentary special from decorated polar explorer and award-winning environmental documentary filmmaker Mark Terry (The Antarctica Challenge, The Polar Explorer), chronicles these changes and more during his 2018 circumnavigation of the island nation. Will Icelanders welcome the impacts of climate change with open arms or will they flee the land of fire and ice as floods of lava and water make the country uninhabitable?

In an effort to make friends in high school, Lucas finds himself in a position that compromises his safety. In the aftermath, he realizes that the support he seeks is not guaranteed.

A dress brings together a desperate bride and a reserved tailor who, despite their different backgrounds, share a common story.

On her first solo voyage into outer space, astronaut Kate and her associates at mission control begin to question her sanity as she hears noises in her head and fears she is being attacked.

A shy 12 year old boy befriends two neighborhood brothers who lead him on a quest to make pancakes.

An interactive Documentary about how we work with Story and how Story works with us.

Three teenage boys idealize and fantasize about an older teenage football player until they witness his death.

During the Second World War, as Canada was embroiled in violent conflict with the Axis Powers, nearly 25,000 Canadians of German, Italian and Japanese origin were arrested and interned as "enemy aliens". Internment, the indefinite imprisonment or confinement of a group of people in a time of crisis, was the Canadian government's reaction to a perceived threat posed by individuals of questionable loyalty. The Canadian government and public feared that if Italian, German and Japanese Canadians were disloyal, then they could commit sabotage and other subversive acts that would endanger lives and threaten the Canadian war effort. As the theory went, isolating disloyal citizens from the rest of the Canadian population contained the threat. Mass internment, especially of Japanese-Canadians, is undoubtedly a dark chapter in Canadian history. Over 20,000 Japanese-Canadians were subject to deprivation and displacement which was far out of proportion with the threat posed to Canada by that community. Historians and Japanese redress campaigners have rightfully labeled this a "War on Ethnicity". But what about the internment of Italian Canadians? Thousands of Italian Canadians were arrested in the wake of Fascist Italy's declaration of war on the United Kingdom and its allies in June 1940. The arrest and internment of Italian Canadians also had clear-cut repercussions for that community, some of which linger to the present day. The controversy and debate surrounding this issue is what historians and filmmakers refer to as "The Italian Question".

Recent immigrants to Canada, working on scaffolding break the routine of their job by observing the people in the the neighbourhood from a unique, precarious and ephemeral vantage point.

Eduardo is a 16 year old immigrant who's obsessed with soccer and sports betting. When he meets a group of popular teenagers, he's allured by their way of life. The main character attempts to convince them that he's an experienced Bookie to get the means to join their group. Eduardo wins a bet versus Brandon, a prominent figure of the group. He uses the money to buy similar clothes to the one's they're wearing, betraying his best friend in the process.

Doug, a washed up ex-winner, thinks he's on a quiz show called The Question Zone, but it's actually a series of games that make no sense at all.

Celebrating 50 years with CTV News, Sandie Rinaldo marks this historic milestone in Canadian broadcasting; a journey rooted in tragedy and resilience that spans multiple countries and provinces, with surprises along the way.

The story of John Grierson, the British documentary movement, and Canada's National Film Board.

A young couple dream about their future together as they wait for a delayed flight.

Two emotionally distant brothers come to terms with their past after a disastrous night. Russell, a messy college dropout working a dead end job, is just trying to have fun in life. He lives with his single mom and his younger brother, Daniel. Daniel tells Russell he's going to his first house party and Mum (Vanessa) thinks he's going to stay over at Ryan's so he should keep quiet. Later in the day as Vanessa (Mum) drops off Russell for work, she pleads Russell to take care of his brother and keep a close eye on him. Russell is confused by this but he agrees reluctantly. Meanwhile, Ryan is peer pressuring Daniel into getting drunk and intoxicated. Russell rejects calling Daniel or checking up on him while at work. Russell decides to deliver one of the orders he receives instead of his friend Reggie. He later finds out he's delivering food to the same house the party is located in. He delivers the food and decides to leave but before he does, he changes his mind and goes in to find Daniel. He looks everywhere and seems lost, until he finds him in the bathtub. He explodes in anger at the sight of Daniel, but he helps him get up anyway. They head out of the party and back home. In their house's driveway they confront each other about why they're both acting like this only to find the root of all this being their father's sudden departure from their lives. They both bond over their father and memories of him.

This feature-length documentary looks at German POWs from the WWII who were housed in 25 camps across Canada. Filmmaker Eva Colmers follows her father's story - Theo Melzer - who spent three and a half years in a POW camp in Lethbridge, Alberta. Growing up in Germany, she had always been puzzled by her father's fond memories of his POW life, so when she moved to Canada, she set out to rediscover this story. What she found surprised her. Watch as Theo Melzer, along with other POWs, recount how their lives were changed by the unexpected respect and dignity they received at the hands of their Canadian captors.