Amy Mielke

As a concert nears its end, a merch guy races to restock t-shirts, knowing the post-show rush is moments away. But a series of absurd obstacles turn a simple task into a chaotic mission against the clock.

An overworked insurance adjuster must decide between his job and his passion after he accidentally meets his online love interest. The city of Hartford, Connecticut is a featured character, playing as a backdrop to the story. "Rising Star" explores the age-old conflict between living to work and working to live.

Cold Dip is about Jessica Wiebe, an interdisciplinary artist with a fascinating daily self-care practice, cold water dipping throughout Nova Scotia. While the visuals of Jessica's cold dips are stunning, the story that led her to the ice is even more remarkable.

Cold Dip is about Jessica Wiebe, an interdisciplinary artist with a fascinating daily self-care practice, cold water dipping throughout Nova Scotia. While the visuals of Jessica's cold dips are stunning, the story that led her to the ice is even more remarkable.

In the heart of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, there's a grocery store unlike any other. A down-to-earth, high-energy, family-run institution where the deals are as legendary as the lineups, Gateway Meat Market isn't just a place to shop: it's a community lifeline. At a time when grocery prices are soaring, Gateway dares to do things differently. This documentary takes viewers inside the fast-paced world of Gateway Meat Market, a small business that's showing that, with the right approach, keeping food affordable isn't just possible - it's a mission worth fighting for.

When a quirky newcomer moves in, the eldest of three sisters, Evelyn, becomes convinced he’s a witch. Her middle sister dismisses it, the youngest falls for him, and Evelyn descends into a string of increasingly absurd attempts to prove her theory, ending with one final test.

What began as a small meet-up for Black golfers in 1974 has grown into a powerful symbol of social justice and community pride. This annual homecoming not only celebrates African Nova Scotian heritage but also uplifts it while paving the way for future generations.

What began as a small meet-up for Black golfers in 1974 has grown into a powerful symbol of social justice and community pride. This annual homecoming not only celebrates African Nova Scotian heritage but also uplifts it while paving the way for future generations.