Flowers for LH reflects on the last play written by Lorraine Hansberry entitled What Use Are Flowers?

Found footage educational videos and Super 8 of Vermont forests combine into a landscape film (of sorts), reflecting on the digital and analogue technologies that mediate images of nature.

The past, present, and future come to haunt a man and his wife.

In the summer of 1967, a hippie group called The Diggers - led by the cool and charismatic 23-year old David DePoe - wanted to turn the street where they resided, Yorkville Avenue in Toronto, into a car-free zone. Fed up with the noise and fumes from cars, DePoe staged a 3-day sit in where the Diggers peacefully occupied the street to petition the Toronto City Council to get what they wanted. To their surprise, the police were ordered to remove them by force by the city officials who wanted to keep the street open as a necessary traffic artery. After being released from jail, DePoe and his group were invited by the fiercely conservative and patronizing Allan Lamport, a member of the Board of Control and former Mayor of the city to a meeting at City Hall to present their case. The climactic battle unfolded there between Lamport and DePoe, who was representing the Canadian Youth Council.

Set a peaceful atmosphere with these spectacular scenes set to soothing music and sounds of nature.

A busy executive gets a visit from a nature loving bird and introduces the harried office worker to the joys of flora and fauna, with a surprise ending.

Fannie Fairchild locked up her heart when her beloved George was killed in the Great War. But now she faces her own mortality and realizes that she has no one to maintain her grave with flowers.

Toli finds the woman of his dreams...literally. Only now, his dreams get brought into real life and real danger.

A film by Joe Gibbons

A short film which follows a troubled man as he makes his way across Glasgow.

Brit, Sophie, Todd, and Andy, a very unlikely group, find themselves working together on an economics project their teacher Miss Rose assigns. Each student, believes they are in control and wiser than they really are. They face harsh consequences that their parents are oblivious to. Sophie deals with a slutty reputation and a virgin's frame of reference. Todd feels invincible and decides to mug a stranger with dire results. Andy faces a homosexual experience when the disrespect for his parents forces them to lock him out after curfew. And Brit finds that being a bitch that does drugs is a hard thing to hide when you are the most popular girl at school.

Moccasin Flowers is a film made in collaboration and dedication to a musician and hermit Orla Wren (UK)

Film talks about letting go the loved one and reaching out for re-connection with inner-self which has been lost during the deprivation.

A poetic and fragmented construction of images and text suggests failure and disillusion about romanticism. Intense psychedelic colours characterize images of flowers, as if they were struggling while maintaining a playful tone. Feelings of ambiguity are evoked, oscillating between the notions of the possible and the impossible, as well as attraction and repulsion. The project is an audiovisual collaboration with experimental musician Alain Lefebvre.

A woman says good evening through moving flowers in stop motion animation.

In this powerful story of resistance, a group of women from across different Indigenous nations march to Buenos Aires to demand justice in their territories only to face disheartening indifference from the government.

Someone purchases roses from a convenience store and goes on a journey with them.

This film follows the protagonist, from a small town in Punjab, who knows he doesn't belong here but has accepted it during his relationship with a tape recorder. How the idea of a listener can be more important than who's listening. And what exactly can be the future of a place or an individual that can see their decay and accept it?

Sheep breeding, housework and politics: Ten women take up the fight against a gold mine. After an environmental disaster they claim damages of the tune of millions, help topple a corrupt government and shape Kyrgyztan's political future.

In the aftermath of a violent knife crime, two mothers must face their feelings of loss, guilt and revenge.

After a three year, five month, and nine day silent treatment, Fran Flowers searches for new ways to gain attention.