Infilm Productions, Inc.

08/03/2024

I remember when we flew in an empty airplane during Covid. Now, people are fighting for seats, computer systems are crashing and customer service is a foreign concept. 🤣

08/02/2024

08/02/2024

So incredibly honoured and proud that our film, All the Light You Leave: The Story of Nour Ali was selected by the Intetnational Migration & Environmental Film festival. Nour Ali’s incredible contribution to the refugee community in canada will never be forgotten.

International Migration and Environmental Film Festival (IMEFF) is a not-for-profit cultural organizations, that raises awareness about migration and environ...

03/31/2024

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01/26/2024

Introducing Leah Ross, a true embodiment of beauty, talent, and grace. With her multifaceted abilities, she has woven her artistry into our production, illuminating the screen with her presence. As a teacher, musician, and lawyer, Leah embodies dedication and passion in every endeavor. Her masterful narration in our recent production infused the very soul of the film with eloquence and depth. Leah, it has been an absolute honour collaborating with you on this project. Here's to the promise of more magical collaborations in the future! Leah Ross

05/30/2023

Getting ready for another interesting film day.

12/29/2022

CBC Manitoba Adam Schwartz

12/29/2022

Working was never so funny. We are enjoying every minute interviewing people who performed for the Nero hilarity show.

09/27/2022

Some people live in this world for a short time but their contribution to society is immense. We were honoured to document the story of Nour Ali. The light he left behind still illuminates and shines.

An emotional heartfelt film about the late Nour Ali, a pillar of the Kurdish and refugee community in Manitoba, who devoted his life to creating a welcoming place for all newcomers.

07/23/2022

So excited that my film, All the Light You Leave, is going to be aired tonight on CBC Manitoba. Nour was a special person and a good friend. This film is an important tribute to the life he lived. Thank you toMaysoun Darweesh, Shler Ali, Jwan Ali, Omar Rahimi, Don Rempel Boschman, Tobia Vandenberg Veith Kalan Kahiel, Adam Asaleya, Reuben Garang, Abdikheir Ahmed, Karwan Kahil, Don Barnard, Tom Koroluk, and many more.

All The Light You Leave: The Nour Ali Story is an emotional, heartfelt film about the late Nour Ali, a pillar of the Kurdish and refugee community in Manitoba, who devoted his life to creating a welcoming place for all newcomers.

07/22/2022

Victoria McIntosh was a key interviewee in two of our films, and . Over the years, our professional relationship became a personal friendship. I told her many times that she is my hero. Despite the difficult past, she is determined to make a better future. She is what warriors are made off. I was not surprised to read this article about her and I wish her luck in her journey. Justice will be done, even if it is 60 years too late. Go get them Victoria!

A Manitoba woman travelled three hours hoping to hear and see the retired priest charged with sexually abusing her at a residential school in the late 1960s appear in a small town courtroom.

05/26/2022

Sometimes you have to film the same location a few times until you get it exactly to your liking.

05/26/2022

Did you get you tickets yet? You really don’t want to miss this interesting film. We look forward to seeing you there!! Solly Dreman

05/21/2022

Winnipeg Premiere at the Rady JCC International Jewish Film Festival- Sunday May 29 @2:00 Q&A and light refreshments following the film.
A compelling documentary about Don Barnard, an indigenous man living with autism and post-traumatic stress disorder due to lifelong abuse, racism, and discrimination. The movie describes his unique friendship with Professor Solly Dreman, a clinical Physiologist who was born in Winnipeg but made an Aliyah to Israel many years ago. Solly invited Don to visit him in Israel and helped him in many ways. The inspiration and hope Don drew from his visit serves as a way to heal Don’s community. In Israel, Don witnessed with his own eyes the results of Post Traumatic Growth and how Israel emerged from the trauma of the holocaust. During his visit, he spoke with Solly’s friends and vowed to share his findings with his people as he proclaimed: “I owe it to my people”. Don is an intelligent hero who voices the outcry of his own nation. He lives through the painful history of his people. The film was selected and was a semi-finalist in the Toronto Alternative Film Festival. It is a true masterpiece with great effects, impressive photography, and an emotional journey for all. See less
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05/11/2022

An excellent review of our film at the The Jewish Post and News. Don’t forget to come and see the film on Sunday, May 29 at 2:00 at the Berney Theater. Solly Dreman Yolanda Papini-Pollock Jewish Foundation of Manitoba Rady JCC The Winnipeg Jewish Review B'nai Brith Canada

05/02/2022

A compelling documentary about Don Barnard, an indigenous man living with autism and post-traumatic stress disorder due to lifelong abuse, racism, and discrimination. The movie describes his unique friendship with Professor Solly Dreman, a clinical Phycologist who was born in Winnipeg but made an Aliyah to Israel many years ago. Solly invited Don to visit him in Israel and helped him in many ways. The inspiration and hope Don drew from his visit serves as a way to heal Don’s community. In Israel, Don witnessed with his own eyes the results of Post Traumatic Growth and how Israel emerged from the trauma of the holocaust. During his visit, he spoke with Solly’s friends and vowed to share his findings with his people as he proclaimed: “I owe it to my people”. Don is an intelligent hero who voices the outcry of his own nation. He lives through the painful history of his people. The film was selected and was a semi-finalist in the Toronto Alternative Film Festival. It is a true masterpiece with great effects, impressive photography, and an emotional journey for all.
We look forward to seeing you there!

04/14/2022

Read Penny Jones Square's review of our film, Unusual in Every Way and don't miss our Winnipeg premiere! The film will be screened during The Rady JCC's International Jewish Film Festival at 2:00 p.m. on May 29, 2022. (It is also possible to buy tickets to see the films in the Festival online).
https://www.winnipegjewishreview.com/article_detail.cfm?id=7577&sec=1&title=Documentary_Film-Unusual_in_Every_Way-Explores_the_Friendship_Between_Israeli_Psychologist_Solly_Dreman_and_Don_Barnard,_an_Indigenous_Man_with_Disabilities_-Screens_May_29_at_WIFF
Solly Dreman Solly Dreman Orly Dreman Penny Jones Square Don Barnard Tom Koroluk Music Jewish Foundation of Manitoba Winnipeg Free Press CBC News Rady JCC Victoria McIntosh Merit Motion Pictures Merit Jensen Carr

03/20/2022

Celebrating and filming Newroz, Kurdish New Year for a new documentary. I am so grateful that I got to meet so many interesting, kind and welcoming people. Happy Newroz!

03/11/2022

We are thrilled that our film Unusual In Every Way will be featured at the Rady JCC’s 2022 Winnipeg International Jewish Film Festival (May 14-June 1). We hope to see you there! Yolanda Papini-Pollock Tom Koroluk Music Solly Dreman Jewish Foundation of Manitoba B'nai Brith Canada CBC The Jewish Post and News The Winnipeg Jewish Review

03/10/2022

Stay tuned!!

An unusual story of struggle, hope, friendship and inspiration. An indigenous man with disabilities meets a renowned professor from Israel. Their unique frie...

03/08/2022

Over the years, we have interviewed tens of women who endured hardships in life. Each story proved that despite challenges, women are strong, resilient and can overcome any challenge they encounter. These women are our inspiration. Happy International Women day!!

03/05/2022

Falun Gong practitioners are persecuted in China for far too long. A new film is playing in theatres in Canada highlights the importance of speaking truth to power.

Unsilenced” tells the story of a jaded western reporter and a team of college students in Beijing. When the Chinese Communist Party launches a brutal persecution against 100 million citizens, they risk everything to expose the deadly propaganda and fight for freedom.

Location: Cinema City Northgate
Address: Northgate Shopping Centre, 1399 McPhillips St,

02/06/2022

We are humbled to begin our new film about a man that like his name spread light wherever and whenever he could. NO was not a word in his vocabulary. Stay tuned for more information in the next few days.

01/28/2022

This should concern all of us.

Doctors at the Red Deer Regional Hospital warn that conditions are taking a toll at the central Alberta facility after a patient died in the ER and the estimated wait time spiked to 14 hours on the weekend.