Content Focus The Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre plays a critical role as an advocate for the accessibility of independently produced film, contributes to the creation of a culture receptive to artist-made moving image work, and remits royalties to artists for the exhibition of their works. Founded in 1967, we represent 1000+ filmmakers worldwide and over 3500 titles. Our catalogue holds all formats including more than 1000 prints on celluloid as well as digital media from feature length to short works in all genre. Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre has Canada’s most significant historical collection of avant-garde experimental films. We are also a leader in queer cinema representation, documentary, animation and contemporary work in all forms. Our catalogue includes some of Canada’s most original and well-respected works of art on film by some of Canada’s most celebrated artists. Films/Videos Provided by Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre C'est à qui, cette ville? 2022 Midi Onodera "C'est à qui, cette ville?" is a response to the 1984 film, “Ville, Quelle Ville?” This original super 8 film documented various places in Toronto’s east end and reflected upon a young woman’s life in the city. Wherefrom the Shadows That Are Forms Fall 2021 Matthieu Hallé The film is set amongst the eroding, forested cliffs of a creek. The images are a direct response to Linsey Wellman’s soundtrack of layered saxophones and electronics, which filmmaker Matthieu Hallé listened to for the first time while exposing each frame. Don't Forget the Water 2021 Christina Hajjar A phone conversation sets the diasporic table as a disembodied figure prepares Qahwah Arabi / Arabic Coffee. I Dream of Vancouver 2020 Warren Chan In a reality continually refracted through the lens of corporate technology, what remains of those who don’t fit into this vision of the world? Expo Film (this film is my memory) 2020 Penny McCann Using anonymous home movie footage of Expo ’67 in Montreal, the artist sets out to recreate a memory that perhaps never existed. Cohabitat 2020 Kara Blake An absurdist take on the concept of rewilding, Cohabitat imagines the home as host to a growing number of organisms gradually redefining our environment, whether we're aware of it or not. View All Films/Videos Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre’s Artists Phillip Hoffman Midi Onodera Christina Battle View All Artists