“Pathfinder” is a short documentary that follows Frank and Carrie, two residents of Pathfinder, a unique open-access community for individuals with Down syndrome. The film challenges common assumptions about the relationship between Down syndrome and dementia, offering a humanizing portrayal of both protagonists as they and their families navigate complexities of aging and disability.



The film highlights the vital role of family and community in providing unwavering support, and underscores the importance of affirming the integrity, intelligence, and autonomy of individuals living with Down syndrome.

Nemo, 20, has just found out that he will soon be deaf. At the hospital, he catches the mischievous Lou stealing pharmaceuticals. Determined to escape this new reality that he can’t process, he decides to follow Lou through the night. As Nemo’s hearing disorder worsens and desire awakens between the two boys, Lou will teach him to let go in order to accept his condition.

The struggle for survival of Kiki Tsakiri, a mother totally paralysed with ALS and dependent on an artificial respirator, having to provide her own care and not having the option of euthanasia. Kiki lives in a village on the Greek island of Rhodes. She cannot speak and can only communicate by writing with her eyes on a special computer screen. Having to organise her own 24hr intensive care at home and fundraise to pay for it, since the Greek public health system does not provide nor pay for long-term care at home for paralysed patients. She wants to have the option of choosing a dignified death when she can no longer stand the suffering but euthanasia is totally forbidden in Greece.

Run Trip Life tells the real and symbolic journey of Marco, a disabled man who faces an intercontinental flight to San Francisco alone to collect a Google award. While his body imposes limits on him, his emotions move thanks to the daily voice of his partner, Milly, who supports him from Cagliari. A film about love, courage and the search for a new way of being in the world.

Quadruple amputee Daniel and his caregiver Frederick embark on an ambiguous road trip across North America, navigating art, the television industry, and their complex friendship, to keep Daniel from being institutionalized. Daniel and Fred hit the road to begin their road trip from Edmonton to Toronto, but a major mechanical issue with their RV may see their voyage finished before it’s even started.