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Harper takes medical tourism to a new level as she escapes city life to have her abortion in a small cottage resort town on a long weekend. While there, she experiences her childhood playground in a new light.

A stunning documentary capturing what it takes to be a snow person in the southern Ontario Canadian resort of Blue Mountain and the history of snow sports in the area.

Grandma and grandpa are house sitting and passed out drunk when they get the call that their daughter and family are minutes away from returning home.

In a world of smoke and mirrors, we expose the movers, shakers and key players who puppeteer the brightest talent and engineer the most exclusive events during one of the biggest film festivals in the world.

The Hills brothers escape from prison to seek about a buried treasure only to find themselves pursued by the local drunk sheriff.

Shipwrecked follows the lives of a local teenage crew and explores their futures and the future of Southern Ontario's winter sports scene in warming temperatures. Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding, the journey from crew to pro riders.

A feature length documentary that explores the phenomenon of Elvis and how impersonating Elvis affects the culture of music in Canada and the world. Starting in the Canadian small town of Collingwood, that hosts one of the largest Elvis Festivals in the world, filmmaker Tracey Johnston delves deep into the world of fake hair, spray tan and sparkling jumpsuits. Her pursuit finds millions of tax dollars being invested into the culture of Elvis. Soon she discovers the commercial sector of Elvis festivals and road trips to Memphis, the heart of Elvis. Interviews with top Elvis Tribute artists including Canadian champions and the Ultimate Champion, reveals more about why thousands of artists dedicate their lives to Elvis. King for a Day explores greed, corruption and cultural abduction and asks the question of what would Elvis have to say about all of this?

Adrenaline, speed, fastest one wins...but all without crashing. Shown through the eyes of a local downhill mountain bike team, the Kamikaze Spider Riders, BLUE GRAVITY showcases what it takes to make it as a rider and a racer.

Swift and Bold explores the history of Canada's longest operating military regiment, the Queen's York Rangers, through recreations of the earliest battles to today's modern soldiers in training.

VERTICAL BELLES explores the all female aerial silks group located in the small Canadian town of Collingwood and the journey of this death defying artistry.

A documentary film that explores the origins of Canada's birthday celebrations and how it began in the small town of Aurora in 1967.