Winner for Best Picture at the 2022 Student Indie Film Fest ( www.Siff.ca) When the stresses of college application acceptance grades soar into the nineties, the pressure of high school exit exams, coupled with the mental anguish of COVID lockdowns, prove to be too much to cope with as a student begins to snap into another realm of reality. Produced by Ana-Isabel C. '22

Best Picture Nominee for the 2022 Student Indie Film Fest When a young executive loses his job and risks losing his way of life, he chooses a path that can gain it all back, or lose more of what he already no longer has. "A Handful of Nothing" is a light comedy with a number of interesting twists and turns. Produced, written, directed and edited by Jack C. '22 (Pre-U '23) , featuring , Ben S. '22, Marlee O. '22, Michal K '22 (Pre-U '23), and Jade L '22 (Pre-U '23).

Nominated for Best Picture at the 2022 Student Indie Film Fest The legacy of lockdowns and online learning echo into the future, as a young student’s motivation to re-engage with life and her education stall, slowly leading her into a vicious circle of procrastination. Produced by Madeleine N. ( Pre-U, '22)

The Easy Fix (3m28s) Fitness became somewhat of a challenge during Covid lockdowns. Three friends decide to get back into shape and lose their Covid20, some routes to fitness prove to be easier than others. Produced by Stephen Nnamashie, Luc Cercescu, and Maxime Theriault

A teen struggles in her search for mental health and happiness. Produced by Victoria W '22 (Pre-U '23), Skye Katz '22, Majdoline M. '22 ( Pre-U '23), Ana Isabela C. '22

Students find themselves trapped in the confines of Lower Canada College’s ancient campus by a distant, not-so-happy, ghost from the past. Produced by Lia Graham '22 (Pre-U '23) & Sydney Ariel '22 (Pre-U '23)

A young girl struggles with the pressures of friendship, social media, and life in general, fighting her way back to a grounded reality. Skye K. '22, Ana-Isabel C. '22, Victoria W. '22 (Pre-U '23), Ryan C. '22