Four Kinds of Love (2014)

Actors: Timothy David Mitchell (director), Timothy David Mitchell (producer), Timothy David Mitchell (editor), Timothy David Mitchell (actor), Timothy David Mitchell (writer), Madelaine Cantwell (actress), Zoe Taylor (producer), Inez Sirait (actress), Jadon Dutra (actor), Bo-Dene Stieler (actress), Katy Todd (actress), Clare Beatrice (actor), Jared Stieler (actor), Sahil Saluja (actor), Shahbaz Hussain (actor),

Jack (2013)

Actors: Victoria Snow (actress), Zachary Bennett (actor), Laszlo Barna (producer), Tanya Mazur (miscellaneous crew), Christina Buchli (miscellaneous crew), Wendy Crewson (actress), Laszlo Barna (producer), RoseAnna Schick (miscellaneous crew), Judah Katz (actor), Rick Roberts (actor), Sook-Yin Lee (actress), Andrew Gallinger (miscellaneous crew), Neal Baksh (miscellaneous crew), Neal Baksh (miscellaneous crew), Erin Karpluk (actress),

Plot: NDP Leader Jack Layton was fluently bilingual, glib, sometimes flashy, full of energy and always media-friendly. He loved to entertain and uplift his co-workers with a strum on his guitar and spirit in his voice (which wasn't particularly good but he sang with gusto). Growing up in a political family, Layton was a left-wing Toronto city councillor for 17 years and spent a year as head of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. He became leader of the federal New Democratic Party in 2003. In his first election as leader the NDP won 20 seats and in the 2008 election the NDP was up to 37 seats. Jack was a happily married man, with wife Olivia Chow who stood by his side, and together they were a political dynamo couple very much in love to the end. Things changed late in the 2011 federal election when a surge in polls in Quebec held and the NDP won 103 seats, 59 of them in Quebec. The NDP became the Official Opposition for the first time in history. Going into the 2011 federal election, Layton had been dealing with prostate cancer for a year, and had surgery on his hip a few weeks before the campaign. In July 2011, Jack Layton faced a bigger challenge. He announced that he had been diagnosed with a new form of cancer, and would step down as NDP Leader temporarily to get treatment, hoping to resume his job in September. Jack Layton died on Monday, August 22, 2011, at his home in Toronto. Before he died, he wrote an inspirational letter to all Canadians.

Dark Highway (2012)

Actors: Ric Maddox (actor), Kristen Ruhlin (actress), Janna VanHeertum (actress), Tenille Houston (actress), Tenille Houston (producer), Caity Engler (producer), Tony Repinski (writer), Tony Repinski (editor), Tony Repinski (director), Tony Repinski (producer), Brantley Black (actor), Mark C. Andrews (actor), Mark C. Andrews (producer), Luis Cordero (producer), Luis Cordero (producer),

Technicality (2012)

Actors: Owen Thomas (director), Owen Thomas (writer), Owen Thomas (producer), Owen Thomas (actor), Danton Mew (miscellaneous crew), Gregory Pedemonte (actor), Ariele Senara (producer), Ariele Senara (miscellaneous crew), Stephen Berke (producer), Lewis Sims (actor), Desiree Rogers (actress), Matthew Buckner (composer), Fred Webre (actor), Tara Montoya (actor), Michael Bennett (actor),

Rebellion (2012)

Actors: Hugues Lictevout (producer), Hugues Lictevout (writer), Hugues Lictevout (director), Hugues Lictevout (editor), Manuel Sinor (actor), François Toussaint (producer), Frédéric Reddy (composer), Jérémie Ernould (actor), Isabelle Laurier (actress), Nadine Rabatel (actress), Bernard Hallé (actor), Sylvain Paré (actor), Simon Steiner (actor), Guy Blanchard (actor),

Kenneyville (2011)

Actors: Anik Rompre (actress), Saffron Cassaday (actress), Brooks Hunter (director), Brooks Hunter (writer), Brooks Hunter (editor), Brooks Hunter (producer), Brooks Hunter (actor), Craig Porritt (actor), Pierre Leblanc (actor), Paul Major (actor), Dany Gehshan (actor), Dany Gehshan (actor), Nina Bains (miscellaneous crew), Michael Scratch (actor), Julianna Clarke (costume designer),

Plot: There is something seriously wrong with Kenneyville. When, a young woman, KIM (Kelsey Oluk), from Toronto goes missing and police mysteriously drop the case earlier than expected, two private detectives are hired to find her. With undercover aliases, CHARLIE (Dany Gehshan) and KELLY (Vanessa Broze) head to the small town of Kenneyville for answers after discovering significant clues. Upon meeting seemingly innocent locals, they end up in a shocking predicament of violence where Charlie is brutally beaten and Kelly is ruthlessly kidnapped. Charlie awakens in shock with a new mission: to find and save his partner and discover if Kim's kidnappers are the same as Kelly's. We soon realize the horrific truth behind both women's disappearances. ADRIAN BLACK, a local scientist and businessman, has been collecting innocent women for experiments in creating brainwashed assassins. Charlie soon discovers just how deep the rabbit hole goes and ultimately learns which shocking "mega-organization" has hired Adrian to produce these ruthless killing machines. "Kenneyville" is filled with intense action, complex mystery, and illustrates a fantastic example of how innovative, independent filmmakers can create an epic adventure on a low budget.

Fire Water: Australia's Industrial Fluoridation Disgrace (2011)

Actors: Mystery Man (actor), David McRae (actor), Daniel Zalec (writer), Jaya Chela Drolma (actress), Jaya Chela Drolma (director), Doug Everingham (actor), Merilyn Haines (actor), Andrew Harms (actor), Peter Kavanagh (actor), Malcolm McClure (actor), Frank Parsons (actor), Caree Alexander (actor), Edward Pilcher (actor), Olive Pilcher (actor), Marilyn Pollard (actor),

Plot: Fire Water is a groundbreaking indictment of Australia's mandatory water fluoridation policy, featuring health and scientific professionals, State Members of Parliament, former MP's, activists, sufferers and concerned citizens. The film exposes the truth about the industrial-grade fluoridation chemicals used to fluoridate Australian public water supplies, backed by exclusive FOI documents. Fire Water also considers both the current and inevitable impacts of these toxins on the population, explores the ethical issues of mass medication without informed consent, critiques the flawed science of fluoride promotion, and documents gathering momentum of community fightback against the practice.

Deck Hunters (2009)

Actors: David Dalton (actor), Kasha Fauscett (actress), Jennifer Summers (actress), Rachel Levine (actress), Luke Seven (writer), Luke Seven (director), Luke Seven (producer), Luke Seven (actor), Luke Seven (writer), Joe Wegner (producer), Joe Wegner (producer), Joe Wegner (actor), Joe Wegner (writer), Catherine McGuire (actress), Ashley Henkle (actress),

Fopsnor (2008)

Actors: Lidewij Mahler (actress), Bruce Gray (actor), Maurice van Turnhout (writer), Maurice van Turnhout (actor), Maurice van Turnhout (writer), Maurice van Turnhout (director), Askr Caminada (actor), Patrick Schonewille (miscellaneous crew), Patrick Schonewille (editor), Amanda Smits (actress), Thijs Maas (actor), Hugo Engberts (miscellaneous crew), Hugo Engberts (actor), Hugo Engberts (writer), Hugo Engberts (actor),

Plot: To his own amazement, stand-up comedian Jochem is chosen to play the part of young Adolf Hitler in a stage production. He wants to prove that he is a serious actor as well as a jester, but his co-players pressure him into playing the part of Hitler for laughs. In the end, Jochem is caught between the earnest intentions of his director, Max, and the demands of the players. Their intermediary is Sanne, Max's assistant director - who also happens to be Jochem's girl friend. To whom will she remain loyal?

Shu-bi-du@ Det vil jeg sgu se (1997)

Actors: Ole Fick (actor), Michael Hardinger (actor), Michael Hardinger (actor), Michael Hardinger (actor), Michael Hardinger (actor), Michael Bundesen (director), Michael Bundesen (actor), Michael Bundesen (actor), Michael Bundesen (actor), Ian Burns (actor), Jørgen Thorup (actor), Jørgen Thorup (actor), Jørgen Thorup (actor), Claus Asmussen (actor), Claus Asmussen (actor),