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The savage murders of three young children sparks a controversial trial of three teenagers accused of killing the kids as part of a Satanic ritual.

A young genius accidentally invents a device that amplifies the paranormal activity within his family's house, possibly bringing back the spirits of loved ones, and unleashing things far worse.

Two teenage friends come of age while going through life's struggles together.

As Nell Sweetzer tries to build a new life after the events of the first movie, the evil force that once possessed her returns with an even more horrific plan.

After discovering old fractures in her skull, a photographer recovering from amnesia becomes increasingly haunted by a sinister childhood secret.

A modern, gothic tale of crime and redemption about an aging police officer from a small Ontario Mennonite town who hides a violent past until a local murder upsets the calm of his newly reformed life.

A Canadian talk show hosted by George Stroumboulopoulos.

When a woman plummets from her condo balcony in Toronto's West Queen West neighbourhood, five turbulent lives collide, releasing spurts and geysers of long suppressed sexuality and aggression.

"Brunt Toast" is the brainchild of the same team that created "Toothpaste", the 6-minute domestic opera that has been screened throughout the world has received numerous international prizes. Also featuring Scott Thompson, Mark McKinney, Colin Mochrie and Jessica Holmes, "Burnt Toast" is a series of eight comedic vignettes which were written by Dan Redican (story editor for Kids in the Hall). The stories follow the arc of the modern relationship from a darkly comedic viewpoint with each vignette using a different set of characters to tell stories from unrequited love through to marriage and on to divorce. What truly makes this project unique? It's an opera! That's right, all of the characters within these contemporary domestic settings spontaneously break out into grand operatic song in order to express even the most mundane thought - often with extremely funny results. This is achieved through pre-recording the tracks with famous opera singers and playing them back on-set where a mix of talented actors and opera stars bring these characters to life.

In 1970s South Africa, 10-year-old Lucy's black nanny is killed during a peaceful protest march. The insidious nature of racism is put on full display as the child attempts to convince the nanny's spirit that apartheid is good for her people.

William B. Davis (aka The Cigarette Smoking Man from The X-Files) gives an award-winning performance as Philip, a lonely aging business man who yearns for human contact. While on the brink of losing his mind, Philip finds solace while having his shoes shined by a young street kid.

A sexually charged power struggle ensues when a university professor confronts his young student with evidence of cheating.

A man meets his muse, certain that she is the woman he will marry.

A woman wishes to die a beautiful and poetic death, like that of Millais' famous painting of Ophelia, in contrast to her grim reality as a young working class mother slowly dying of cancer.

Pony is a young girl who pauses on her way to the land of the dead to visit her father, the projectionist at a small town movie theater, to warn him and ease his grief.

An old man is sitting at his kitchen table in his apartment. He is unaware of what is happening around him as he is remembering back to a time earlier in his life when he made a fateful decision.

Shad performs in the music video "Brother (Watching)" from the album "The Old Prince" recorded for Black Box Recordings. The black and white music video opens with shots of a television set and a man playing piano. Shad stands in front of a black background and raps.

Frankie starts hanging around with a bad crowd and smoking. But Busy tries to stop him she she pretends to be like how he is to hang with him again.