Celebrate Canada Day with these 10 NFB docs that capture a diversity of experiences from across the country.
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Watch the first trailer for the documentary Antidiva: The Carole Pope Confessions ahead of its theatrical rollout beginning July 5.
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Roger, My Brother is an affectionate documentary observes a sister and her husband as they care for her brother, who has Alzheimer's.
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Conversations at European festivals highlight a documentary ecosystem in a time of structural change with streaming, AI, and new funding models.
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Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, observes athletes, dancers, and rodeo riders to consider notions of masculinity.
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With documentary financing tightening, Canadian filmmakers are increasingly turning to wealthy benefactors to bridge the gap. What will this mean for creative autonomy, accountability, and the art form’s long-term health?
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Film sector responds as the CRTC announces the elimination of Programs of National Interest (PNIs), which traditionally protected non-commercial programming.
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An interview with filmmaker Amreen Kullar about her poetic documentary I See Myself in You and depicting Brampton's South Asian community authentically when anti-immigrant sentiments are on the rise.
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Concrete Turned to Sand directors Jessica Johnson and Ryan Ermacora discuss their process of documenting oyster farmers and intertidal life off Cortes Island, B.C.
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In A Fire There, three young men in the Armenian community Gandzani, Georgia, find themselves at a crossroads as the community holds onto tradition.
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