Alison Sealy-Smith

As a mother (Raver) deals with the death of her young son, she learns that her niece is being contacted by the boy from beyond the grave. (imdb)

This TV movie (a remake of the 1962 Jackie Gleason film Gigot) stars William H. Macy as Charles Gigot, the mute superintendent of a run-down apartment building who solemnly goes about his daily work. But his life changes when a young woman leaves her daughter Lou (Keke Palmer) with him, asking him to look after her for a bit. When it appears that Lou has been abandoned, Gigot reluctantly becomes her guardian and the two soon form an unusual bond.

The first Canadian instance of Black Cinema combines three storylines, tied together by the voice of the eponymous pirate radio hostess' voice.

A sidelined West Indies cricketer fights demons of his past, including a match fixing charge, and learns about love in an unlikely quest to play in a major global tournament and earn the respect of his estranged father, a former great West Indies player.

Prizefighter turned cabbie Carter Hicks (Yaphet Kotto) and four other drivers at Toronto's City Cab reexamine their lives over the course of one life-changing weekend.