An interview with We Will Be Brave director Chrisann Hessing about her award-winning documentary that explores conversations about masculinity and mental health post-#MeToo.
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Keith Lock traces his family history and, in turn, the stories of other Chinese-Canadian families omitted from records in Relics of Love and War.
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The Mission sees Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine investigate the 2018 death of John Chau, who was killed while on mission to the isolated population of North Sentinel Island.
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Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make-Believe celebrates the beloved TV character by Ernie Coombs who delighted Canadians for generations.
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Errol Morris sits down with David Cornwell, aka author John le Carré, for the ultimate documentary tête-à-tête in The Pigeon Tunnel.
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Karen Kain's farewell to the ballet is fittingly rendered with a portrait that lifts up the next generation of dancers in Chelsea McMullan's Swan Song.
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An interview with Aphasia director Marielle Dalpé about her animated NFB short on the effects of the neurocognitive condition.
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Reinventing Elvis: The ’68 Comeback examines the TV special that reignited Elvis Presley's career and introduced a new era of unplugged TV music performances.
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In Hong Kong Mixtape, San San F Young illustrates that the heart and soul of Hong Kong was, and always has been, with its people.
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Who's Afraid of Nathan Law? is a display of the cunning nature of students, and a reminder of the potential felt with the world at one's feet.
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