Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, Alanis Obomsawin's My Friend the Green Horse inspires us to reconnect with our natural world.
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Wildfire and Incandescence are two documentaries that explore with harrowing detail the efforts of first responders amid the B.C. wildfires.
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The lingering effects of nuclear fallout across generations from Kazakhstan's Semipalatinsk Test Site is considered in the well-meaning documentary We Live Here.
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An interview with Sasha Wortzel about her documentary River of Grass and bringing the work of Marjory Stoneman Douglas to screen in this lyrical essay.
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How Deep Is Your Love tracks an exploration designed to determine the impact of resource extraction from the ocean floor.
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Julien Elie's fascinating observational documentary Shifting Baselines looks at the area around SpaceX's Starbase with awe and horror.
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An interview with Lucy: The Stolen Lives of Elephants director Fern Levitt about her documentary that inspires us to change our minds about animals in captivity.
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Filmmaker Stephanie Boyd reflects upon making the documentary Karuara, People of the River with the Kukama in the Amazon.
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Filmmaker Brett Story on her documentaries Union, The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, The Hottest August, Land of Destiny, and what inspires her.
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Fairy Creek observes the historic protests over old growth logging in B.C. and the complexity of privilege entailed within factions of activism.
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