Screening Nature and Nation: The Environmental Documentaries of the National Film Board, 1939-1974 by Michael D. Clemens offers a thorough study of key NFB films and their relationship to environmentalism in Canada.
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Watch the first trailer for The Territory, the Sundance winner from Alex Pritz and the Uru-eu-wau-wau tribe about the fight for the Amazon.
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Jennifer Baichwal's Into the Weeds delivers a compelling courtroom tale that raises serious environmental concerns with its portrait of Lee Johnson's case against Monsanto.
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Inspired by Sable Island and its one constant human inhabitant Zoe Lucas, filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills has constructed a work of art with Geographies of Solitude.
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The Changing Face of Europe includes Just Animals, How the Room Felt, Bigger Than Trauma, and Atomic Hope as docs personal and political.
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Director Frankie Fenton discusses his Hot Docs premiere Atomic Hope: Inside the Pro-Nuclear Movement and a controversial side of the climate change debate.
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An interview with Geographies of Solitude director Jacquelyn Mills about documenting the Zoe Lucas with the natural elements of Sable Island.
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Into the Weeds director Jennifer Baichwal on telling the story of Dewayne Lee Johnson, the Monsanto company, and its collective stakes.
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Now streaming from the NFB, The Magnitude of All Things is a powerful film that considers climate change through an unexpected and provocative lens: grief.
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White Noise, now streaming for free from the National Film Board of Canada, is Simon Beaulieu's unnerving essay film about the end of the world.
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