The Man Who Sold His Skin depicts a fascinating story of a man transformed into a commodity merely by agreeing to being an artist’s canvas and having an innovative tattoo drawn on his skin.
The supernatural is interwoven with religion and grief with a gothic interpretation within Martyrs Lane which pays homage to old fashioned ghost stories
Women is Losers has fleshed out, driven female characters and charts their journey as they seek to combat entrenched patriarchy.
Beans is a refreshing outlook within the coming of age genre due to its insight into the indigenous communities and the Oka Crisis.
Coast defines that moment, as an adolescent, where all life decisions seem absolute.
Pleasure is not a film for the faint hearted with its uncompromising depiction of a gruelling, cautionary rags to riches tale exploring the pursuit of the American dream.
