Marc Serpa Francoeur and Robinder Uppal are documentarians whose work builds on lifelong interests in social justice issues. They are the co-founders of Lost Time Media, which has produced a wide range of linear and interactive documentaries since 2013. Their interactive documentary THE WORLD IN TEN BLOCKS (2016) was featured at Hot Docs, Sheffield Doc/Fest, and launched episodically in partnership with The Globe and Mail. Their short documentary THE HEAD & THE HAND (2018) was listed by DOC NYC as one of the top twelve contenders for the Oscars’ Documentary Short category. In 2019, they produced HAVEN, an award-winning short about North America’s first prescription heroin program. In 2020, they released ABOVE THE LAW (CBC Docs POV) in tandem with the feature-length NO VISIBLE TRAUMA, a scathing exposé of police brutality and accountability issues in their hometown of Calgary. In 2022, they co-produced LOVE IN THE TIME OF FENTANYL in partnership with ITVS and with the support of the Sundance Institute. Following its premiere at Vancouver’s DOXA, where it won the Colin Low Award for Best Canadian Director, the film had its US Premiere at DOC NYC and broadcast on PBS’s Independent Lens in early 2023.