Movies / Narrative Films

Ayo Leilani aka Witch Prophet is a queer Ethiopian-Eritrean singer, songwriter, and self-proclaimed psychic who creates from a deeply emotional and spiritual place of power. For years, she has fought an uphill battle in an unforgiving Canadian music industry that refuses to champion artists creating outside the mainstream, despite their ability to garner a huge community of committed fans. After a decade of working in the scene, Witch Prophet reflects on the overdue validation and support that will now help materialize the album of her prophecies. Titled after this much-anticipated work, The Gateway Experience is an intimate story of navigating creativity, community, love, belonging, and an unshakeable calling to stand true to oneself. As we bask in the soul-stirring new songs that promise to cement her rightful place in the Canadian music scene, Witch Prophet’s perseverance stands as a testament to the magic created by those who courageously choose to be artists on their own terms. #witchprophet #amissingpeaceproductions #leilanisfortune #canadafilm

Breaking Axes gathers a community of people who showcase that axe throwing is not just for lumberjacks, but simply for anyone who wants to try. They tell us their stories and share with us the message that being good to one another is what’s important. In the end, this documentary has one important message - just like anything else in life – you can accomplish any goal or hit any target, all you have to do is try. Producer & Director: Meeka McLean Assistant Director & Co-Producer: Corina Isaacs DOP: David Xavier AC: Rosanna Zita Editors: Meeka McLean & David Xavier Location Sound: Connor Patterson Post Sound: Meeka McLean & Connor Patterson Special thanks to Humber College and all of our Professors!

Positive is a stigma-busting, narrative documentary profiling five diverse HIV+ millennials. Through a roundtable discussion and personal profiles, the group covers themes of identity, community, sex, and ongoing misconceptions surrounding HIV. Intimate, uplifting, and positive in its outlook, the documentary sheds light on a stigmatized illness and delicately captures the experience of living with HIV in 2019. U=U: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/news/2017/11/statement_on_behalfofthecouncilofchiefmedicalofficersofhealth.html Canadian Legislation for HIV Positive: https://www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/eng/content/recognizing-hiv-disability __ SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/2lz40rs --- Much Studios: http://www.much.com/creators Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/much Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/muchmusic Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/muchmusic

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