Momo Daud

When a couple’s “locally sourced” dinner turns into an unexpected Ted-talk about their divided community, sinking their teeth into common ground proves to be a challenge.

A lunch meeting between a client and an insurance agent takes a grim turn.

Zoey gave up her passion for wedding photography after her ex-fiancé, left her at the altar. But when a childhood friend insists her to be the photographer for her wedding, she is forced to confront her past, and allow love to return.

An Iranian-Canadian family struggles to reconcile with their past after news of an unexpected inheritance.

A ruminative and nostalgic day following Ruby, a Pakistani woman who recently immigrated to Canada. The fatigue of her journey gives way to a melancholic anticipation for the future. She waits for her husband and son to come home, and dreams of the countless faces of folks she's passed by on the streets of her new city.

When a couple’s “locally sourced” dinner turns into an unexpected Ted-talk about their divided community, sinking their teeth into common ground proves to be a challenge.

An Iranian-Canadian family struggles to reconcile with their past after news of an unexpected inheritance.

A ruminative and nostalgic day following Ruby, a Pakistani woman who recently immigrated to Canada. The fatigue of her journey gives way to a melancholic anticipation for the future. She waits for her husband and son to come home, and dreams of the countless faces of folks she's passed by on the streets of her new city.

A ruminative and nostalgic day following Ruby, a Pakistani woman who recently immigrated to Canada. The fatigue of her journey gives way to a melancholic anticipation for the future. She waits for her husband and son to come home, and dreams of the countless faces of folks she's passed by on the streets of her new city.

A ruminative and nostalgic day following Ruby, a Pakistani woman who recently immigrated to Canada. The fatigue of her journey gives way to a melancholic anticipation for the future. She waits for her husband and son to come home, and dreams of the countless faces of folks she's passed by on the streets of her new city.