My Gay Dog And Other Animals

MY GAY DOG AND OTHER ANIMALS is a frank look at animal sexuality, exploring why homosexual behaviour is found throughout the animal kingdom. From dogs and sheep, to bonobos and lions, MY GAY DOG AND OTHER ANIMALS reveals which animals display this behaviour- in homes and in the wild. This documentary is guided by leading experts, behaviourists, and scientists who help us understand why animals might choose same-sex partners, the evolutionary reasons behind it, and to answer the intriguing question ‘can animals be gay?’

Who Killed Gandhi?

WHO KILLED GANDHI? is the definitive inquiry into the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, apostle of peace. The film is guided by the killer’s great-grandson as numerous attempts on Gandhi’s life are recalled and a multilayered conspiracy unfolds; implicating men from every strata of Indian society.

Shadow of Dumont

Since the loss of his mother, Trevor Cameron has never felt so detached from his Métis roots. As he examines his childhood hero, Gabriel Dumont, Trevor realizes that he knows very little about the buffalo hunter turned freedom fighter outside of the textbook history of the 1885 Métis uprising in Canada. Backed with decades of research and kin folklore, Trevor follows the nomadic path of his great-great-great-uncle across North America in his dusty 80s camper van to visit the things, places and times that defined Canada’s last rebel.

Prison

PRISON tells the human story on both sides of the cell door: staff and prisoners, and the real issues facing them all. The first season of this docu-series features exclusive access to the male English prison HMP Durham. The second instalment shifts its focus to female offenders with exclusive access to HMP Foston Hall, a women’s prison in the UK. Season 1: Winner of 2019: Best Documentary Series, Broadcast Award and Best Documentary Series, Royal Television Society Award. Nominated for 2019 BAFTA Award for Best Factual Series

I Didn't Do It

I DIDN’T DO IT reveals the untold stories and personal toll of wrongful convictions - one gut-wrenching case at a time. They are stories of innocent people caught in a nightmare who must, after their exoneration, try to pick up the shreds of their life after spending years in prison. And throughout each episode, the desperate search is on for the real perpetrator behind the crime.

The Two Lives of Li Ermao

Filmed over 17 years across Southern China, THE TWO LIVES OF LI ERMAO is the intimate and heart-wrenching story of Li Ermao, a transgender migrant worker, transitioning from male to female, then back to male. In this touching tale, we witness Li Ermao's search for identity, struggle for love and fight for survival. World Premiere 2019 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam Winner of 2020 China Screen d'Or, Les Écrans de Chine Film Festival Winner, audience prize at the Royal Anthropological International Film Festival

Back To Everest

Dave Rodney realizes his dream by enduring significant hardship to summit Mount Everest. But victory twists suddenly into horror when a teammate and close friend goes missing, never to be seen again. This memory haunts him until Rodney leaves the comfort of family and new-found love, daring to climb the highest mountain once more.

The Eunuch Maker

In 2022, headlines broke that a group of men were performing castrations and livestreaming them to paying customers online. Journalist Marcel Theroux explores the dark world of THE EUNUCH MAKER. The terrifyingly-named Eunuch Maker was accused of being the cult-like leader of a group that severed genitals, sold body parts, and earned hundreds of thousands of pounds. With unprecedented access to those who underwent castration, and those at the heart of the inner circle, this is a story about sex, gender identity, manipulation, personal freedom and the limits of consent. Who is the Eunuch Maker? Why did he mutilate others? And why does the globe-spanning voluntary eunuch community seek castration?

Inside Disaster Haiti

Within 48 hours of a major natural disaster, the Red Cross is on the ground. INSIDE DISASTER follows humanitarian workers and aid recipients in life and death stories that play like fiction, but are all too real. With unprecedented access INSIDE DISASTER delivers powerful and gripping stories, told by fascinating characters caught up in a high-stakes drama.

Spirit to Soar

SPIRIT TO SOAR is a one-hour documentary inspired by Tanya Talaga’s book, Seven Fallen Feathers, about seven missing or dead First Nations high school students. This documentary examines the hard truths around the deaths, truths the northern city of Thunder Bay and the country of Canada, have long ignored: Racism kills, especially when it presents itself as indifference. SPIRIT TO SOAR is a closer look at what has happened in the wake of the inquest into the student’s deaths, of how families and communities have struggled to carry on while pursuing justice for their loved ones and equity for First Nations People, and, it looks at Talaga’s own journey of trying to make sense of her role here. This film is a story of the strength and bravery First Nations youth show every single day, when they walk out the front door and head to high school in a country that has tried to erase them. We are still here and thriving.