A Brightlight Pictures production produced in association with CHUM Motion Pictures and Koster Kovitz.

Synopsis:After living in Shanghai for three years, Sarah (JAIME KING) and her husband, Jason (TERRY CHEN), and young son, Sam (REGAN OEY), return to North America for a family funeral. But something strange is going on.

While the family stays with Jason's Aunt Mei (CHENG PEI PEI), Sam starts seeing ghosts and then falls gravely ill. Traditional western medicine offers no hope.

Sarah turns to a mysterious pharmacist (HENRY O) who warns that her son is being held in a death grip by a living corpse. Sarah must find out what the spirits want if she is to save her child, and she must do it before dawn, because once the sun rises at the end of Ghost Month, Sam will be lost forever.

Synopsis: They are two average guys who won't give up. Two divorced fathers are struggling to be involved in the lives of their children. Some argue that the deck is stacked against them, and the courts and legal system favour mothers. Others blame a system buckling from the weight of ready divorce and in-fighting….ex-partners who use any tactic to gain the upper hand.

The film follows these two passionate men who refuse to take a back seat and are willing to put everything at stake to have a relationship with their kids.

Synopsis: A sassy and irreverent series that takes a very close look at the parts of our bodies long considered the sexiest and most erotic: the penis, vagina, breast, bum, eyes, and lips. If you've ever wondered 'how big is big?", or whether the eyes truly are the windows to soul, THE NAUGHTY BITS exposes the delicious naked truth about humanity's most provocative and pleasurable parts.

Synopsis: British Columbia's remote central coast is a landscape dominated by mountains, rich forests, and deep river valleys. It is one of the few truly wild places left on earth, and it is home to a remarkable, rare, and little-studied wolf. The film follows a young biologist and a rugged First Nations man as they guide us through the world of the Rainwolves. With stunning footage of the wolves fishing for salmon and swimming from island to island in search of prey, the film offers a compelling glimpse of one of the world's most elusive and legendary animal inhabitants.

Synopsis: The slimy slug, the sensuous snake, the darting bat: just reading about these creatures make us squirm, shudder, or recoil in revulsion and fear. They are some of the Living Things We Love To Hate. No matter how important they are to our ecosystem, some of us never get over our fears of common animals and insects. But are our fears justified, or simply rooted in a lack of understanding?

Based on Des Kennedy's popular book of the same name and filmed on his lush homestead on Denman Island, in British Columbia Canada, LIVING THINGS WE LOVE TO HATE takes a light-hearted and scientific look at some of nature's 'creepier' creatures, exploring the roots of our cultural attitudes towards them, from the Book of Genesis right up to modern day horror-movies.

Synopsis: While surfing the net, Vera and George Gara came across a document containing a list of the possessions stolen from Vera’s family by the Nazis during the Second World War. The inventory included a valuable painting by Albin Eggar-Lienz entitled The Scythe Sharpener. The Ottawa couple’s emotional journey in search of the painting is documented in RESTITUTION.

The Gara’s aren’t alone. During the war, thousands of priceless paintings, sculptures and other works of art were looted by invading Nazi armies. Many were taken from Jewish families, who, like both George and Vera’s, perished in concentration camps. Only in recent years have these efforts to restore these art treasures to their rightful owners begun in earnest.

Synopsis: Monica and Michael de Jong have inherited a painting from their father Nico, a Dutch art dealer.The charming painting of a cypress tree, known by its catalogue number F614, has for most of the century been considered to be an authentic Van Gogh. But not now. Is it real or just a curious forgery? The answer to that question takes Monica and Michael from Canada to Europe as they strive to authenticate the painting. The answer could be worth millions.