Surveying the state of documentary production in western Canada in conversation with filmmakers in British Columbia and the North.
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Directed by Sue Kim and produced by Malala Yousafzai, The Last of the Sea Women is a beautiful documentary tribute to women for protect our waters.
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Reflections on Jia Zhangke's artists documentary trilogy of Dong, Useless, and Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue.
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Mike Hoolboom's Waves, Lina Rodriguez's Mis dos voces, Jacquelyn Mills' Geographies of Solitude, and Terra Jean Long's Feet in Water, Head on Fire are four Canadian independent films that display a hand-made
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Pirópolis observes the efforts of firefighters in Valparaíso, Chile as they try to contain forest fires while the flames of cultural unrest burn around them.
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A toast to wine docs like Mondovino, Crush, SOMM, and Grand Cru that provide the perfect pairing for documentary fans and wine lovers.
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Wild Feast (Féstin boréal) offers an atmospheric and artistic portrait of Mother Nature.
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Neil Diamond and Catherine Bainbridge look at elements of cultural appropriation of Indigenous life and practices in Red Fever.
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Now streaming, NFB docs Malartic and Our Maternal Home tell stories of community and one's relationship to the landscape.
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Jane Goodall: Reasons for Hope, produced by Science North, receives the inaugural Canadian Screen Award for sustainable production.
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