An exploration into the nature of stupidity in Western society and its history of our perception of it.

An exploration into the nature of stupidity in Western society and its history of our perception of it.

An exploration into the nature of stupidity in Western society and its history of our perception of it.

Will smiling make you happy? Will changing your posture make you more confident? Can the science of embodied cognition make you feel better?

Will smiling make you happy? Will changing your posture make you more confident? Can the science of embodied cognition make you feel better?

Director Albert Nerenberg asks why the subject of boredom has been so religiously avoided and shows that boredom isn't what you think it is.

A short documentary depicting the tense, often brutal events of the summer 1990 confrontation between Mohawks and the Quebec Provincial Police and the Canadian Armed Forces at Oka, Quebec.

A short documentary depicting the tense, often brutal events of the summer 1990 confrontation between Mohawks and the Quebec Provincial Police and the Canadian Armed Forces at Oka, Quebec.

A collaboration between acclaimed Canadian documentary filmmakers Nik Sheehan (FLicKeR, No Sad Songs) and Albert Nerenberg (You are What you Act, Laughology), Who Farted? is the world’s first climate change documentary comedy — and hopefully not its last. Who Farted? suggests that understanding our place in nature is essential to our continued existence as a species. If we can’t deal with our own flatulence, how can we hope to comprehend the looming climate catastrophe? Are farts malevolent? Disgusting? Beneficial? Hilarious? What exactly is a fart? And how much does animal flatulence truly contribute to runaway climate change? From antiquity’s first fart joke to the ubiquitous whoopee cushion, the act of flatus both amuses and dismays... and now may contribute to civilization’s demise. Who Farted? is a frightening, illuminating, and funny journey through the absurd reality of 21st Century human survival.

The murder of a gay man on public bus stuns the city of Montreal, but it is only a sign of things to come during a particularly violent summer. A string of murders and attacks on members of the gay community go largely unsolved as public outrage grows.