A closeted Arab wholesale perfume seller, attempting to mask his identity with excessive amounts of Polo Sport adjacent cologne, is knocked off centre when a charming customer sees through his act.

Two motiveless Torontonian friends have an encounter with an NBA superstar ‘James Harden’ imposter, and test his validity after he claims to be the “one and only.”

For Black Muslim Girls explores the social nuances behind identity expression and what it takes to fall in love with yourself.

Despite the close bond between Adam and her sibling Khadija there is trauma unspoken between them. In this short documentary, the two hold a conversation where they attempt to find mutual understanding through the winding road of expressing emotions.

Uproot, directed by Queena Liu, is a film about a family’s silent struggles with mental health care in immigrant communities. Ten years ago, the director’s father was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in his forties and spent two years in and out of a psychiatric hospital. This film documents the director’s first time having an open and honest conversation with her family about his diagnosis that she never could as a child.

A tattoo studio becomes the site for an emotionally charged reunion between a woman and the now-grown person she used to babysit, stirring up emotions that are more than skin deep.