FILM

Mist Me (2023)

Slipping (2022)

You Come Calling (with Sue Smith) (2022)

In Case of Emergency (2022)

Laneway ART-ery Dances - Ciamaga Lane

Laneway ART-ery Dances - Broadcast Lane

Clearing (2020)

PVD Reminiscent Reel (2021)

Porch View Dances - PVD10 (2021)

between snow and sky (2021)

between sun and sand (2020)

uneasy (2020)

Porch View Dances 2020: Online - Abridged Collection

Fallow Livestream (2020)

Fallow (2020)

Moving Connections: In-Touch (2020)

Xtraordinary TO Dances: Moments in Reel Time (2017)

XTOD Livestream

Farewell to Honest Ed’s (2017)

Rapid Succession (2017)

Sweet Exit (2014)

Mika's Alley (2009) Directed by Karen Kaeja

Canticle for Rain (2009)

Of the Heart (2008)

Between Seams (2008)

Linoleum (2006)

Aroma (2006)

Terrain (2006)

Sense (2006)

Asylum of Spoons (2005)

COFFEE SHOP (2005)

Old Country (2004)

Departure (2003)

1939 (2001)

Resistance (2001)

Zummel (1999)

Sarah (1999)

Witnessed (1997)

“[Clearing] captures with a refreshing energy one woman’s relationship to her immediate natural environment. The startling interruption of an industrial vehicle draws our attention to the threats placed on both our environment and our sense of equilibrium in both the external world and within ourselves.”

Trisha McCrae, Women over fifty film festival
“The gorgeous camerawork and art direction aside, Old Country succeeds as cinema largely because it has a story to tell and it's told with honesty and tremendous clarity, both in the movement and in the filmmaking.”

The Dance Current
“[Clearing is] a beautiful dance with nature in troubled times. A pleasure to watch.”

Charlotte Ginsborg, Women over fifty film festival
"[Old Country] is a first-rate dance piece and an inventive telling of a Holocaust story. Lyrical, poetical, beautifully shot, edited, scored & cast. A winner!"

Woodstock Film Festival
“The Choreographers sensitive, honest and recent approach is unique and combines witnessing and the art form of dance. I am truly inspired by Kaeja and his wife.”

Diana Schuemann

“The gorgeous camerawork and art direction aside, Old Country succeeds as cinema largely because it has a story to tell and it's told with honesty and tremendous clarity, both in the movement and in the filmmaking.”