1997 Movies

Like most other traditional art form scroll painting lost its ground to modern electronic media. For survival all the painters trying to mold them acc...

An investigative film on the mass death of tribal workers in a stone crushing factory.

A curious compilation of images with fast-paced and funny meditations on one Chinese mama.

Olga Sergeevna, along with her son Oleg and his army friend Sergei, first came to Amsterdam in 1991 and spent several summer months visiting director...

This film is animated in the rough collage style that James MacSwain has made his own. Utilizing a series of vignettes, the film traces the story of t...

In its present discourse Ivory Towers embodies and reflects concepts that contest the dialectics of power games and power structures that permeate nar...

An intense blending of horror genre, date movies, and dark themes of voyeurism, fantasy, brutality and hard core porn.

A conversation with Toronto community activist and female-to-male transsexual Peter Dunnigan. He speaks openly about addiction, recovery, sexuality, a...

A birthday gift ignites a series of events that leaves a boy shattered.

This critical/fictional narrative examines the Norse mythological warrior woman (Valkyrie) and attempts to locate evidence of her contemporary existen...

Juxtaposing wild clips from old science fiction TV shows with narration about an encounter with his 'favourite' brother. The director has created an a...

Tender and unflinching, four characters’ struggles, wounds and romantic entanglements are gradually revealed in the context of their everyday lives. F...

In this uproarious musical medley, a trio of lesbians sing and dance their way through a laundry list of do’s-and-don’ts for their ideal lady lover.

How many generations have waited for freedom and how many more will wait?

Sounds and visuals give a “physical” overview of the Land Question, and Cuthand turns the question around regarding what it means to own or be owned.

A contemplative account with personal introspect regarding self-worth, sexuality, and coming to terms with being HIV positive.

Two-Spirited director Michelle Sylliboy asks another Two-Spirited woman to express her views on the land Issue.

What I Remember is a melancholy recollection of two stories of first love. The narrator relates two anecdotes from her youth, seemingly unrelated, but...

A rather liberal and pictorial interpretation of a number of Western musical forms with a considerable homosexual bias. Playing largely off the mood o...