The story is about a woman who is convinced she found her sister. Will she find out who she really is?

Martin's mother denies her illness to her son. His father breaks the silence when Martin turns 13. The birthday party ends with the words ``Leukemia``. Martin flees into the forest, the sphere finds him. 3 years have passed, Yuri gives in to his weaknesses and loses the bond with his son. Omar is chosen by the sphere. Martin has to act. Martin´s Mutter verleugnet ihre Krankheit vor ihrem Sohn. Sein Vater bricht das Schweigen als Martin 13 Jahre alt wird. Die Geburtstagsfeier endet mit den Worten „Leukämie“. Martin flieht in den Wald, die Kugel findet ihn. 3 Jahre vergehen, Yuri gibt seinen Schwächen nach und verliert die Bindung zu seinem Sohn. Omar wird von der Kugel erwählt. Martin muss handeln.

Paris - "Time After Time" is the second part of the short mini-series. Time has past by and the couple as broken-up their relationship. Is there a chance for a reconciliation and new beginning? Credits Regie & Creative Producing: Ronnie G. Bugay Director of Photography: Jonas Kilkowski Actors Stephany Kahl Dirk Sonnenschein

Paris - "Moment of Truth" is a short mini-series about a couple in which the woman played by Stephany Kahl tries to convince her partner played by Dirk Sonnenschein to move her to Paris. With disagreements, a dramatic change in the relationship develops.

A disturbing black comedy about two old friends plotting an escape to Canada from a "seniors game preserve" in the United States of the near future. Written for the screen and directed by John Bolton, based on the short story by Thomas King. Starring Gordon Tootoosis, Alex Diakun, Shirley Broderick, Mark Redksy, Ta'Kaiya Blaney, Brendan Penny and Robert Clarke. Produced by Les Lukacs. Director Of Photography Carl Bessai. Winner of the 2011 Leo Award for Best Actress (Shirley Broderick). Developed and produced through the National Screen Institute of Canada and Telefilm Canada. © 2010 Simplicity Media / Opus 59 Films.

A classical music hockey film, featuring the University of British Columbia Women's Hockey Team, skating to "Flame" by Jordan Nobles and "Through Walls" by Jennifer Butler, as performed by the Turning Point Ensemble. Produced and directed by John Bolton. Produced in association with Bravo!FACT. Winner of the 2011 Golden Sheaf Award for Performing Arts / Entertainment. © 2010 Opus 59 Films.

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