Lance Delos Santos

A teenager skipping class gets looped into helping a janitor clean a community centre scheduled for demolition.

On their final night together, two close friends reflect on the choices that brought them here, as unspoken feelings linger between them and the night draws them closer to a goodbye they both know is coming.

As his grandfather falls ill back home, a Vietnamese writer and his emotionally distant father explore the complexities of their relationship and masculinity before it's too late.

A socially awkward young man attempts to reconnect with his older brother at a formal dinner party, unaware of the sadistic consequences that await.

Living as Canadian immigrants, an aging Filipino composer learns to connect with her grandson through her own music.

Eight-year-old Josh (Bradley Belanger) faces the grief of losing his grandfather while learning the secrets of his mother's (Mary Rupert) dreadful childhood.

A teenager skipping class gets looped into helping a janitor clean a community centre scheduled for demolition.

On their final night together, two close friends reflect on the choices that brought them here, as unspoken feelings linger between them and the night draws them closer to a goodbye they both know is coming.

As his grandfather falls ill back home, a Vietnamese writer and his emotionally distant father explore the complexities of their relationship and masculinity before it's too late.

A socially awkward young man attempts to reconnect with his older brother at a formal dinner party, unaware of the sadistic consequences that await.

A socially awkward young man attempts to reconnect with his older brother at a formal dinner party, unaware of the sadistic consequences that await.

Living as Canadian immigrants, an aging Filipino composer learns to connect with her grandson through her own music.

Eight-year-old Josh (Bradley Belanger) faces the grief of losing his grandfather while learning the secrets of his mother's (Mary Rupert) dreadful childhood.

Eight-year-old Josh (Bradley Belanger) faces the grief of losing his grandfather while learning the secrets of his mother's (Mary Rupert) dreadful childhood.