Nothing's for free : the history of freeride mountain biking / Gravitas Ventures (Firm)
Nothing is for free
It all started with a motley crew of blue-collar kids looking to be a part of something different, something people at the time couldn't understand. And then everything changed. From fringe sport to global phenomenon, Nothing's For Free chronicles the birth and legacy of freeride mountain biking. The film charts a course through a three-decade journey with the pioneers, visionaries, and industry masterminds that pushed the sport to where it is today.

Foul play : Canadian true crime stories / Jollimore, Kevin.
Canadian true crime stories
Foul Play: Canadian True Crime Stories chronicles instances of major crime from across the Great White North. Based on real court records and police interview footage.

Beyond the tree line / Freestyle Digital Media

BEYOND THE TREE LINE is a captivating feature-length documentary that chronicles the remarkable journey of the Sutton family as they trek the entire Appalachian Trail, covering 2,193 miles of wilderness terrain with their 4-year-old son, Harvey Sutton, before he starts kindergarten. The film showcases the physical, mental, and emotional challenges of backpacking through snow, ice, and endless rain while overcoming unexpected hurdles that test the family's determination. Witness moments of triumphs, struggles, and the camaraderie of the trail community. Through stunning cinematography and intimate interviews, the documentary offers an inside look at the mental challenge and willpower required to backpack from Georgia to Maine, proving that with commitment and perseverance, even the most daunting challenge can be conquered.

Okpik : little village in the Arctic / Mcintyre Media
Little village in the Arctic
Okpik: Little Village in the Arctic is a stunning and eye-opening documentary about one family's pursuit to becoming fully self-sufficient, living off the land in a remote location on the north end of the Mackenzie River. Using local materials and traditional knowledge Inuit/Gwich'in hunter, Kylik Kisoun Taylor will re-establish and re-imagine the lost practice of building an Inuvialuit log house with a sod roof with the intention of creating housing security in his traditional territory of the Beaufort Delta. Kylik builds his future at his off-grid camp and creates an opportunity for language and cultural revitalization. Filmed entirely at Okpik Village, 16 km north of Inuvik.