Guerrilla Motion Pictures

10/05/2026

Labeled Docuseries is now available to stream in the USA/Mexico/Australia/UK on Tubi, Apple TV, and Roku.

Canada and many more regions to come!

Please watch, share, support so we can continue telling these important stories!

LABELED IS NOW STREAMING!

After more than seven years in the making, all eight episodes of Labeled are beginning their international streaming rollout.

Currently available on Tubi in:
🇺🇸 United States
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
🇦🇺 Australia
🇲🇽 Mexico

Labeled is also beginning to appear on Apple TV and Roku in select regions, with additional platforms and territories coming soon including our Canadian release!

Follow Andrea Heinz and an incredible group of voices as Labeled pulls back the curtain on the commercial s*x industry, exploring exploitation, legislation, human trafficking, MMIWG, and the people behind the labels.

The complete series includes the award-winning Episode 5, The Missing, Murdered, and Forgotten, a harrowing, intimate journey into the lives of three Indigenous women who were abused, exploited, and harmed during their time in Edmonton’s s*x industry.

Eight episodes. Nearly seven hours. More than seven years in the making.

We can’t believe we finally get to say it: Labeled is out in the world.

More streaming announcements coming soon!

03/11/2026

OFFICIAL RELEASE – Principles of Resistance: The Gordon Hirabayashi Story

We are incredibly proud to finally share Principles of Resistance: The Gordon Hirabayashi Story, a short documentary exploring the life and legacy of Gordon Hirabayashi - an influential civil rights advocate who courageously challenged the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Set against the backdrop of his decades-long career in Edmonton, this film highlights Dr. Hirabayashi’s enduring commitment to justice, his work advancing human rights, and his role in helping establish the Department of Sociology at the University of Alberta. Through interviews, archival footage, and powerful storytelling, the film celebrates a remarkable man whose principles of resistance continue to inspire new generations.

This project was funded in part by the Japanese Canadian Legacies Community Fund.

The documentary was created as part of the Gordon Hirabayashi Anti-Racism Project, a campus–community collaboration inspired by Dr. Hirabayashi’s legacy and his lifelong dedication to human rights and civil society in Canada.

A huge thank you to the incredible team and partners who helped bring this story to life.

Written & Directed: Justin Kueber
Produced by: Justin Kueber, Terri Rolfson, Oliver Rossier, Walter Davis, Sam Reid
Production: Guerrilla Motion Pictures in partnership with the University of Alberta and Edmonton Japanese Community Association
Narrator: Kevin Takahide Lee
Camera: Sam Reid, Monique Schimpf, Aivree Irvine

Special Thanks:
Edmonton Japanese Community Association
John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights
National Association of Japanese Canadians
Jeanne Sakata (Hold These Truths, Playwright)
Kevin Takahide Lee (Hold These Truths, Actor)

University of Alberta Partners:
Prince Takamado Japan Centre for Teaching & Research
College of Social Sciences & Humanities
Department of Sociology
Office of the Vice-Provost, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Education
Kule Institute for Advanced Study

We are honoured to help share Gordon Hirabayashi’s story and his lasting impact on justice, courage, and civil rights.

This project was funded in part by the Japanese Canadian Legacies Community FundThis documentary was part of the Gordon Hirabayashi Anti-Racism Project, a ca...

02/16/2026

Not All Men - Alternate Key Art

Designed by: Mainstay Graphic Design

02/10/2026

Official Poster for Not All Men - Short Film

Official Poster - Not All Men - Coming Soon

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