Outspoken

Charlie David's "Hometown Pornstar." There are an estimated 370 million pornographic websites online. Porn is now a thirteen billion dollar business. So who's doing all this moonlighting? Turns out it is probably some people you know. Homegrown Porn Star follows the lives of guys in the neighbourhood who are likely a lot more famous than you - at least on the Internet.

Made With Pride illustrates love, determination, and the primal urge to procreate. Martin and Maxim have been together for 10 years. Maxim, 36, grew up in Russia and Martin, 41, grew up in a small northern Ontario town. They welcomed Sasha and Lucas home in January 2012 after years of research, planning, surgery, waiting, expenses, and miscarriages. Directed by Tamara Jones.

This film explores the intersection of prominent agricultural and queer movements that attempt to counter this trend by coming out, packing up and going Back to the Land. Directed by David Geiss.

In 2011, writer Paul Aguirre-Livingston published an article in the Toronto paper "The Grid", declaring that this was "the dawn of a new gay". With acceptance and technology, he argued, queer bars, business and a central queer village seemed unnecessary for his generation of 20-somethings. Mark Kenneth Woods explores the changing face of Canada's largest queer enclave.

Why Go Through That? asks six transgender individuals to share their personal stories of their transition process. This documentary by Jack Fox, Monika Mitchell & Hannah E. Gordon explores the transition of 4 MTF and 2 FTM individuals, each at a different stage of life and transition.

Safe Country tells the story of three queer identified refugees starting new lives in Vancouver. Directed by Rob Easton.