An unknown radical Quaker dwarf abolitionist demands an end to slavery almost 300 years ago.

A boy with Miller Syndrome builds a musical career playing piano assisted by his father.

Michael Naranjo is an Indigenous sculptor who became blind and lost the use of one hand in Vietnam. Guided by skill, imagination, and lived experience, he develops adaptive sculpting techniques and navigates skepticism as he continues his lifelong artistic practice. This intimate portrait honors his improvisation, innovation, and dedication to making art on his own terms.

Single, middle-aged beautician Mona is completely dedicated to her 30-year-old son Joël, who lives with a neurological disability. Joël works in a specialised facility and is secretly in love with co-worker Océane. While Mona knows nothing of their relationship, all is revealed when it becomes evident that Océane is pregnant. Océane’s parents and Mona are collectively stunned by the news, but the couple declares they are in love and determined to forge a life together. Mona finds herself torn between her son’s iron will, her maternal instincts and a suppressed desire to enjoy life on her own terms.

Bruce is rapidly losing his hearing, but surgery to restore it is out of financial reach. Racing against the clock, he becomes desperate and is forced to do whatever it takes to raise the $120K fast. Working for the mob is lucrative and dangerous, but falling in love with a gangster is Bruce’s biggest risk. Silent Notes is a story of survival, love, and the lengths one will go to reclaim what’s been lost.

Oscar has dedicated his life to the well-being of his disabled son, Billy. When Oscar is diagnosed with cancer, he forges a plan to train his son the intricacies of bagging groceries in the hopes of landing Billy his first job and beginning a life of independence.