Enjoy this exciting program of short films selected by a committee of brilliant young film enthusiasts from the Brother Rice Junior High Film Club and their mentor, award-winning local filmmaker Jamie Miller. Minimum age suggestion: 12+

Four children have to come up with ideas to entertain themselves on a long trip throughout Canada in the 1970s.

Big Drive

Four children have to come up with ideas to entertain themselves on a long trip throughout Canada in the 1970s.

Little Bird tells the semi-autobiographical story of Jonah, a young man who flees his late mother's wake as he attempts to come to terms with his new reality. Upon meeting a kind stranger at a roadside diner, he is reminded of the importance of not bearing the weight of grief alone.

Little Bird

A young man who flees his late mother's wake as he attempts to come to terms with his new reality.

This animated short introduces us to Grace, a 10-year-old girl who uses her creative superpowers to navigate the emotional landscape of her mother's depression. It's an inspiring portrait of family, adversity, and resilience.

Mystery of the Secret Room

Grace, a young girl, employs her creative abilities to understand and cope with her mother's depression.

Beauty explores the lives of five gender-creative kids, each uniquely engaged in shaping their own sense of what it means to be fully human. Whether it’s dealing with bullies, explaining themselves to their parents, or navigating the uncharted waters of relationships, Bex, Lili, Fox, Tru and Milo talk about their experiences and struggle to live in authenticity.

Beauty: Beyond Binary

A documentary exploring the lives of five gender-creative Canadian kids.

Carrots are good for your eyes. Maybe too good. "Eat Your Carrots" is a short stop motion animation about a girl who finds an eyeball growing on her arm.

Eat Your Carrots

A brilliantly weird animation about a girl who discovers an eyeball growing in her arm.

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Short Films Collection (Curated by BRJH Film Club) (12+)

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