Parabola Films was founded by Sarah Spring and Selin Murat in order to bring critical filmmaking voices to a broad audience. In 2011, Parabola released St-Henri, the 26th of August in which sixteen filmmakers simultaneously documented stories taking place in the Montreal neighbourhood over the course of a single day. Directed by filmmaker and activist Shannon Walsh, ‘St-Henri’ was the team’s third cinematic collaboration. Other projects include Canada’s first feature documentary about the Alberta oil sands, ‘H2Oil’ and the haunting video The Lamb for Montreal’s Little Scream. Parabola Films is committed to supporting artists with a unique vision for discussing social change and cinema, and looks for collaborators who are passionate about storytelling.