Imagination Works is a production company specializing in documentary, fiction and multi-media creation.

Through a provocative, though-provoking and engaging approach to media, Imagination Works seeks to create projects that engage, inform and entertain.

Imagination Works is home to filmmaker Karen Cho

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Status Quo? Screens in cities across Canada. The documentary addresses the issue of women's rights in modern Canadian society by taking a hard look at three key concerns – violence against women, access to abortion and universal childcare.

Status Quo? uncovers provocative - at times shocking - revelations about the evolution of women's equality in Canada. Interweaving a wealth of dynamic archival material with startling contemporary stories, the film situates the vibrant Canadian women's movement in its history-making context. In 1967 the landmark Royal Commission on the Status of Women made recommendations to address the inequalities faced by women. The film celebrates the vibrant history of how feminism shaped the society we live in, but also questions just how far we’ve come. Status Quo? is crucial viewing for every Canadian, especially those unfamiliar with the vital achievements of the feminist movement.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, the National Film Board of Canada will also stream the award-winning documentary free for three days from March 8 to 10 2013.

Status Quo? The Unfinished Business of Feminism in Canada by ONFB , National Film Board of Canada

Karen Cho featured in ELAN's "Recognizing Artists: Enfin Visibles!" Project

RAEV features a series of diverse profiles, video portraits and histories of several of Quebec's "English Speaking" Artists. To learn more, visit RAEV.ca

Family Secrets recieves CALQ grant. The Conseil des arts et des lettres Quebec (CALQ) has awarded Family Secrets a grant for production.

Family Secrets, is an experimental docu-fiction that explores the notion of family secrecy and what "truths" lay hidden beneath old family photos and home movies. The film pieces together iconic imagery of "family life" with the imagined inner thoughts, confessions and journal entries of family members. The result is a revealing portrait of the inner-workings of family dynamics. Release is slated for fall 2010.

Karen Cho Nominated for a Gemini: "Best Direction in a Documentary Program" for Seeking Refuge.

Seeking Refuge was produced by InformAction films. For more info visit the official website.