

A film by Lokchi Lam and Cara Fabre
Unmanageable is the untold story of Canada's little-known training schools and
the generations of vulnerable children who survived terrible abuses within their walls.


About the Filmmakers
Contact us at Cara.Fabre@gmail.com
and Lokchi.Lam@gmail.com .

Lokchi Lam is a Toronto resident and doc maker who loves to chew on paradigmatic ideas about power and society through both observational mode and deep-dive systemic and historical research. Their previous independent short works include What Socrates Thought (2017) and A Day in the Life of Everett (2018). In both, Lokchi as director-camera-editor wonders about the stories people tell themselves about the animals they wield power over.
