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Radio Revolution investigates the international social, political and musical impact of radio station CKLW during the 1960s and 70s. CKLW was the sonic mirror of Windsor’s sister city, separated by a half a mile of dirty Detroit River water – reflecting excitement, soul, creativity – and bloody murder.

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Catwalk: Tales From the Cat Show Circuit follows a competitive season in the lives of two top cat fanciers, Shirley and Kim, and their prize-winning felines: Oh La La - the regal Red Persian, and Bobby, the rambunctious white Turkish Angora. Join them in this raucous journey to the heart of one of the animal world’s most colourful sub-cultures – competitive cat showing.

Catwalk 2: The Comeback Cats tells the larger-than-life story of the people - and the cats - in the competitive cat show circuit. Members of the cat community are enjoying their newfound fame, following their appearance in the first Catwalk documentary. As the film becomes an internet sensation, however, shocking allegations emerge about one of the hobby’s most prominent members. Double the drama, double the cat hair, its Catwalk 2: The Comeback Cats.

100 Films & A Funeral follows the spectacular rise and untimely demise of PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, the company that brought you Four Weddings and a Funeral and some of the most influential films of the past 20 years.

Celtic Soul follows Canadian actor and funny man Jay Baruchel on an epic road trip through Canada, Ireland and Scotland with his new friend, well-known Irish soccer journalist Eoin O’Callaghan.

Acquainted With the Night is a documentary journey through the world after dark, from sunset to sunrise, illuminating nighttime phenomena, customs and rituals around the globe. The film is a tapestry of international character-driven stories that celebrate and explore how much we need the night – revealing the dark truths, beauty and dangerous consequences of a world that never sleeps.

Cornwall, Ontario - a small town with a huge cat problem. It’s #56 in the province in terms of human population, but it’s #1 when it comes to outdoor cats. Why? Cornwall has no publicly funded cat control, for starters. That’s been left up to dedicated cat rescuers like Mellissa Alepins and Mary Jane Proulx. Running Wild follows them through the streets, alleyways and city council chambers as they tirelessly trap, neuter and rescue cats, and fight city hall to take action.  

Ever wonder what it’s like to be a LARPer, Steampunk, RLSH, Cos-player or Furry? Fanboy Confessional celebrates all aspects of genre and subculture and delves into a world of ultimate fandom. Narrated by Aaron Ashmore (Smallville, Warehouse 13), Fanboy Confessional is a series that celebrates the nerd revolution. 

It is May 1988 in Toronto. The school year is coming to a close. The Victoria Day long weekend heralds the beginning of summer. In Boston, Wayne Gretzky’s dynastic Edmonton Oilers are playing in the Stanley Cup Finals. Best of all, Bob Dylan is coming to town. Ben Spektor, 16, attends the concert with his two closest friends, Sammy and Noah. Outside the concert, Ben sees what looks like a routine exchange: two teenagers buying drugs. In a way he could never have predicted, the consequences of this drug deal will alter the course of his summer and, quite possibly, the rest of his life.

Sixteen-year-old Vivien is trapped in The Vestalis Academy, a prison-like boarding school, keeping to herself and sticking her neck out for no one. Until she is reunited with Sophia - the former friend who betrayed her. Together the girls embark on a dangerous search to uncover the horrifying truth behind their imprisonment. Soon running for their lives, the girls must save themselves or die trying.

Based on a series of plays by Alan Williams, an aging hippie and rock-fanatic-turned-stand-up-comic who calls himself ‘The Captain’ (Williams), convinces a couple of novice filmmakers (Deborah Drakeford and Oliver Dennis) to help him record his ‘pure thoughts’ – a filmic testament of his experiences and observations of the past three decades. What follows is a series of wildly complex, sardonic anecdotes and theories about rock ‘n’ roll, hero-worship, hallucinations, drugs, madness, paranoia, rebellion, nuclear dread and the search for individual integrity in a world on the brink of cultural and physical destruction.

Feminism. Does the word have any meaning? Did it achieve its goals? What unfinished business is there? To mark the anniversary of International Women’s Day, Germaine Greer, Susan Faludi, Naomi Wolf and friends and foes of feminism consider what feminism means today and what the future looks like for women’s rights.

Death defying stunts, spectacular athleticism, and intense rivalry – that’s competitive figure skating! But what does it really take to win? Ice, Sweat & Tears is an insider’s look at the biggest names in the sport, including Kurt Browning, Patrick Chan, Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir. Filmed during one of the most pivotal skating seasons of all time, the film follows these Olympic and World Champions from back-stage jitters to on-ice heartbreak and triumph.

Told as a film-noir detective story with colourful, graphic novel-inspired animation, The Cholesterol Question deconstructs cholesterol’s fascinating story for the average viewer – taking them through a scientific caper that debunks conventional wisdom and travels to the frontiers of heart health for new answers.

In an age of instant gratification, endless distraction and CGI, what place is there for good old-fashioned magic? This question drives The Trick With The Gun, a feature documentary exploring the hidden world of magic and magicians, from sleight-of-hand parlor tricks to the death-defying Bullet Catch. Author Chris Gudgeon and magician Scott Hammell attempt to discover what pushes these artists of illusion to transform our world, even for a moment, from the ordinary to the extraordinary.