Dogumentary Part of the Pack asks whether wolf-dog hybrids can ever be treated as domesticated animals, and what separates a wild beast from a pet.
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Canadian Screen Award nominations for documentary include Batata, To Kill a Tiger, Dear Audrey, Handle with Care, and zo reken.
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The 2023 Kingston Canadian Film Festival runs in theatres March 2 to 5.
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Highlights from the 2023 Available Light Film Festival include The Ballad of Caveman Bill and Before I Change My Mind.
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Voices Across the Water observes the construction of handcrafted canoes and the painstaking effort to keep traditions alive.
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NFB documentary Unarchived considers the hidden histories and politics of curating public archives, and the stories of archivists who seek a more inclusive history.
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Steve Gravestock wins Company3 Luminary Award, Carol Nguyen the Stella Artois Jay Scott Prize, and Michelle Krasovitski the Telefilm Canada Emerging Critic Award from the Toronto Film Critics Association.
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Write your local Member of Parliament regarding Bill C-11 to protect funding for documentaries under the Broadcasting Act. DOC issues statement and sample letter.
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Now streaming from the NFB, Wintopia is a documentary portrait of late filmmaker Peter Wintonick by his daughter, Mira Burt-Wintonick.
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Docs at the 2023 Kingston Canadian Film Festival include The Colour of Ink, To Kill a Tiger, Shelter, Black Ice, and Family of the Forest.
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