Little Sister's vs. Big Brother

This documentary, with a runtime of 71 minutes, chronicles a 10-year period focusing on the struggles of Little Sister's Bookstore against Canada Customs. The film highlights the bookstore's fight against book seizures that impacted its ability to serve the community, particularly in the context of LGBT literature.

Little Sister's vs. Big Brother delves into themes of censorship and bigotry while documenting the resilience of a community in the face of adversity. The film captures not only the legal challenges but also the cultural significance of the bookstore over its 20-year battle. Aerlyn Weissman directs this thought-provoking exploration of freedom of expression and the importance of inclusive literature.