Ahu is a short narrative film about Ahu - a studious international university student and a part-time bartender in Toronto - who must get the tenants' agreement to spray their bedbug-infested building while aching to help her neighbour trapped in an abusive relationship. In this film, I set to explore the complexities and nuances of female bonding as a process of self-discovery and healing.

A black university student named James attends a white-dominated school, he is one exam away from passing or failing his last class before graduation. James deals with romance, prejudice and racism and must come to terms with it all in this day in the life tale.

A mother and daughter re-address events in their past that have caused a disconnect in their present relationship through an honest, transparent conversation that reveals overlooked needs and vulnerabilities in them both.

In 1981 Montreal, four Salvadoran siblings, new to Canada, seek distance from the uprisings occurring in their home country by hitting a night club, but it does not go as planned.

What does it take to make it through an immigration interview? To answer all the questions correctly, to pass the test and be allowed through the golden gate and into the promised land.

Viper is the story of Joe, a young jazz musician living in Vancouver's Hogan’s Alley in the 1950’s. Joe practically lives out of the neighbourhood’s local jazz club with his band mates Ray, Danny, and Arnold. When they learn that the club is being torn down for a new overpass, the group must decide if they will abandon the joint or stand up for the place that they call home.