Stories for
the
unruly.

A Q U A R I A N  

E N T E R T A I N M E N T

Canadian Film & Television

Featured Projects.

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One Hour Drama for Premium Television

A blocked ex-model owes her agent a memoir she can’t bring herself to write — until a night with her oldest friends gives her a far riskier story to tell, and a far more dangerous group of people to betray.

Safe Word

A man in a leather jacket standing in the rain at night, looking at a large illuminated mural of faces on a wall.

Strange Skin

Psychological Thriller Feature

In a rain-soaked near future, a grieving man undergoes radical genetic surgery to become unrecognizable to the younger man he loves — convinced that only by hiding who he is beneath new skin will his love be returned — only to discover that some lies are too strange to hide.

Book cover titled 'To Be Frank', featuring an elderly man with white hair, dressed in a green blazer, sitting in a dark, vintage-style room with a cigar in his mouth. The cover credits Kat Geborys and Peter Petraglia, inspired by the book 'Martin Wonderland' by Seth Schechter, with copyright information and a small barcode in the lower right corner.

To Be Frank

One Hour Drama for Premium Television

Written by Kat Geborys & Peter Petralia, inspired by the book Martini Wonderland by Seth Schechter

In 1980s America, a broke young lawyer-turned-fixer gets sucked into the hedonistic world of a corrupt liquor kingpin and slowly trades his morals for obscene wealth and power.

An elderly woman wearing black sunglasses and a patterned jacket sits on a vintage couch, holding a cigarette. A man in a shirt sits nearby. There is a box of assorted donuts in the foreground. The scene takes place outdoors with trees and a rustic wooden structure visible in the background.

Gloria Ever After

Magical Realist Drama

When a tightly wound filmmaker coaxes a reclusive gay icon into a career-defining comeback, he must salvage both the film and her legacy as she struggles with a hidden terminal illness.

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Punch/Line

Half Hour Comedy

When a 54-year-old gay man discovers amateur boxing, he is forced to confront a lifetime of making himself smaller - one punch at a time.

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About.

Aquarian Entertainment makes distinctly Canadian film and television about people who refuse to make themselves smaller. Our protagonists are the ones the screen usually sidelines — queer, older, gender-diverse, from unconventional backgrounds — and we put them at the centre with full appetite, defiance, and complication. The stories live in heightened realities grounded in emotional truth: dark comedies, psychological thrillers, and character-driven dramas where the fight to be fully yourself is the story..

We’re building something bigger than any single project. Aquarian was founded to put these stories at the centre of Canadian screen culture, starting with the work of founder Peter Salvatore Petralia and growing, over the next decade, into a home for many artists whose perspectives have been waiting for a production company willing to build around them.

Based in Nanaimo, BC, and drawing on twenty years of international production experience across four continents, Aquarian develops stories that are personal in origin but global in reach — through fully Canadian productions and co-productions with partners in the US, UK, and Europe.

Aquarian Entertainment is based on the stolen homelands of the Snuneymuxw First Nations. We are committed to being in solidarity with Indigenous Sovereignties on their own terms.

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