A young man struggles to cope with the pressures of success as his father's health is in decline. Although his employer provides him with practical mentorship, the mundanity of both his job and his current position in life causes him to question his own drive.

During the peak of the oil boom in Alberta, an oil rigger returns home for a night of drinks.

An exploration of Junkspace, ephemeral remnants from an industrial age.

Two young film students encounter multiple roadblocks as they navigate school, life, and relationships during the production of their film. After two failed attempts, they sought firmer ground and explored the concept of home. With candid conversations from people we once were, this film resembles a time capsule of a not distant past.

By Brenda Kent and Daniel Wester

In a world where water has become too toxic to touch for decades, Dayton dreams of swimming. But living so close to the ocean, Dayton's curiosity creates collapse.

By Heather Corbett and Daniel Wester

An experimental dance piece inspired by the chaos of data degradation. Through improvised dance, unconventional camera movement, data-moshing, and an encouragement to follow impulses, the work not only data loss amid the information age, but the rebirth of self.

By Caroline MacCaull