1. Vive la Rose: Director Bruce Alcock returns to his roots with a touching song by Emile Benoit from the traditional Newfoundland repertoire. This film also includes his previous films "At the Quinte Hotel" and "Wrong number phone message". These are all animated films.

A collection of animated children's stories based on Robert McClosky stories.

This funny and irreverent how to takes young would be filmmakers fromt he moment of inspiration to a finished short film amd beyond.

1. The Bear shooters: The gang heads out to track "big game" in the nearby woods, but the tables are soon turned, and the hunters become the hunted when a gorilla-suited bootlegger gives chase. 2. Our gang follies of 1938: Alfafa, "King of the Crooners", decides to give up on swing music to sing opera and walks out on the musical troupe he's performing with. The show's manager jokingly has Alfafa sing a singing contract that won't be good for twenty...

The adventures of Wallace and Gromit, an inventor and his dog.

A collection of children's stories based on award winning picture books.

The trio testify as witnesses, try to catch a bank robber, search for a legendary diamond, and try to find Shemp a bride in seven hours.

The life-story of Canadian animated filmmaker, Ryan Larkin, told through animated documentaries and some of his animated short films from the 1960s and 70s.

Features a blend of music and fantasy showcasing musical numbers from seven classic stories.

Mickey Mouse encounters a stubborn starfish, Peg-Leg Pete, and the forces of nature.