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- Adam, an uptight Toronto lawyer, goes back to his hometown of Fernie and tries to save his friend's business. It's a Western Canadian adventure, with Sasq sightings, bikini pillow fights, and of course, the Rangers.
- A small group of outcasts with one thing in common, they are all computer hacking geniuses. After a worldwide financial crisis their leader Leo decides to rip off America's richest drug cartel with the help of his misfit friends.
- Narrated by Christopher Plummer, this 60-minute documentary chronicles the first hand story of Nazi Doctor Josef Mengele and his "medical experiments" on Jewish twins in Auschwitz during World War II. Survivor Leo Lowy's heart-wrenching journey is interwoven with historical footage and interviews that include: a surviving Jewish slave doctor at Auschwitz; the world's leading expert on Nazi medicine, Dr. Benno Muler-Hill; and the grandson of Dr. Otmar von Verschuer - Mengele's twin project sponsor and mentor. This film reveals the absolute disregard for human life that occurred when medical science sacrificed its ethics to serve a perverse political ideology.
- Dialogue free and universal in its story-telling, Stood Up is a short film filled with memories of happily ever afters and love at first sight. Charming, loyal and perpetually single Ben is tired of always being the best friend and wing-man. When all his friends start getting married and having families he puts a plan of action to meet a nice girl. He plans a blind date at a charming little cafe, and like the movies of old he brings along his favorite novel, 20,000 League's Under the Sea. Fashionista Natasha is tired of meeting the same people and no one seems to live up to her standards, so she decides to give blind dating a try. After seeing Ben for the first time Natasha quickly decides they are incompatible and leaves the oblivious Ben waiting, tossing the symbol of hope and love she carried, a delicate rose, aside as she exits. While exiting she runs into a charming Little Girl and her Mother and cringes at the child's exuberance. The Little Girl and her Mother enter the cafe where she proceeds to capture the attention of Ben as her mother orders coffee. He plays a sweet game of peek-a-boo with the child before he starts primping and preening for his date. Mya, a salt of the earth librarian, approaches the cafe after work reading Journey to the Center of the Earth and comes upon the Little Girl. When prompted by the little imp, Mya continues the game of peek-a-boo. As the Little Girl and her mother carry on their way, Mya spots the discarded rose. Lovingly Mya tends to the rose as she enters the cafe. Ben catches her entrance, and believing she is Natasha, charms the fairy-tale loving, free-spirit right off her feet. And they lived happily ever after!
- A young man finds a mysterious journal that saves his life.
- Through the eyes of the most painfully exclusive club in the world, this documentary tells the WWII story of two pioneering plastic surgeons, Sir Archibald McIndoe and Canadian Dr. Ross Tilley, whose revolutionary and holistic approach to reconstructive surgery cajoled back into the world of the living airmen so horribly burned and broken they believed they might as well be dead. This is a wartime story that is not about having the courage to die, but finding the courage to live.
- Examining the dark and shady world of 'The Code' - the unofficial rules that govern fighting in hockey. A code where punishment is not only doled out but expected; where devotion to your teammates transcends the rules of the game.
- A documentary about the lives of two women, Jessica Rakoczy and Lyndsay Belisle, in their respective combative sports, struggling for change.
- Dawn Wells ("Mary-Ann" on Gilligan's Island) and world-renowned fly-fisher Kathy Ruddick travel the world over thirteen episodes fishing and exploring the world of fishing in the countries they visit. Part fishing show, part travelogue and part "buddy" series, it is a unique look at the world of fly fishing through the eyes of two women.
- Wolves, the mysterious hunters of the North, have always captivated the imagination of man. Shot in the rain forests of Canada's west coast, this documentary records the life of the rare coastal wolves with images of breathtaking immediacy and authenticity.
- "Fire Mountain" is the retelling of the Mount Saint Helen's eruption in 1980. The production is made for the BBC, by Big Blow Productions and is directed by Matthew Wortman
- The stepson of the world's most powerful drug lord recruits 4 of his best friends to hack into the cartels bank accounts, and steal the cartels money but one of them has his own plans for the money.