Films for Life

Lucky Express is a feature length documentary film that cross-crosses Indian Railways with the destitute children who have made the vast network their home as they share their astonishing life histories.

Twenty-two Cambodian Baseball players are assembled to compete for their country as the first Cambodian National Team. With the support of Major League Baseball and American coaching staff behind them, can they bring home a medal to honor their beloved country?

A shocking and heartfelt quest around the world to present a no-holds barred look at the truth behind the hair extensions market.

A story of how large-scale resource extraction negatively impacts communities at opposite ends of our country. Having grown up in Fort Assiniboine, Alberta and Sept-Iles, Quebec respectively, my partner and I realized that the same socio-economic effects were found in both the communities affected by the Alberta Oil Sands and the Plan Nord in Quebec. An excellent example of guerrilla filmmaking; ours is a self-funded, two-person film crew who travelled by plane, greyhound, bicycle, pick-up and horseback to bring you the untold stories behind industrial development. Our travels took us to the metropolitan centres as well as the villages and farming communities across Alberta and the North Shore of Quebec.

Arctic Defenders is a story of visionary Inuit who had a dream - the creation of Nunavut, Canada.

The story of the Ancient Kingdom of Cambodia, that went from being a Place of wonders to a Genocide leaving the Kingdom littered with land mines and Skulls and Bones by the Khmer Rouge. Now Cambodia reemerges as a phoenix from the flames with the rebirth of the kingdom of wonder and the resilience of the history of a great people.