_Ying Jia, Corner Store in La Petite Patrie
"Ying Jia" tells the story of a hundred-year old Montreal convenience store and the multi-lingual, multi-generational Chinese family that…
_Highrise: Out My Window
In the Emmy Award-winning web documentary "Out My Window," filmmaker Katerina Cizek explores highrise living around the world.
_Through a Lens Darkly: Black Photographers and the Emergence of a People
Documentary on African American photographers explores new audiences through community outreach and digital platforms.
_Herders
A cinematic virtual reality observational journey that bears witness to the lives of nomadic yak herders in Mongolia.
_Deprogrammed
An interactive documentary exploring the mindset behind indoctrination into cults and extremist groups.
_Vestige
A virtual journey through the memories of a lost love
_First World War
This interactive documentary is a global story of the first world war, with perspectives from ten historians from ten different countries.
_Rebuilding Haiti
Re-building Haiti: A mixture of longform journalism, multimedia and gaming elements to help readers understand the problems facing Haiti…
_Terminal 3
Terminal 3 is an interactive, augmented-reality documentary that explores contemporary Muslim identities in the U.S. through the lens of…
_Sound Ecology
Wade into the soundscapes of various environments to explore the effects of silence and noise.
_Women Are Heroes
In this participatory public art project JR asked women who were victims of war, crime, and rape to pose for portraits and show there’s…
_Insitu
A poetic investigation into European public spaces, "Insitu" can be experienced as a feature film, a web documentary, or a mobile app.
_Child of Empire
A state-of-the-art VR experience of the 1947 Partition of British India.
_The Enemy
Standing at the crossroads between neuroscience, artificial intelligence and storytelling, The Enemy is a virtual reality experiment that…
_Do you see what I see
Follow a group of Syrian refugee children as they learn to capture everyday life in a single frame. Do you see what they see?
