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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Singing Back the Buffalo and Wilfred Buck, directed by Tasha Hubbard and Lisa Jackson, respectively, impart stories of Indigenous knowledge.
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The Falling Sky offers a portrait of the Yanomami people in the Amazon and a ritual that protects future generations.
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Plastic People explores the hidden costs of microplastics. Ziya Tong, Ben Addelman, and Rick Smith discuss a documentary that offers hope for change.
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Tower lookouts in the Yukon scan the skies and protect the forests from fires in Tova Krentzman's Fire Tower.
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An interview with Chasing Time directors Jeff Orlowski-Yang and Sarah Keo about capturing the mentorship relationship of the Chasing Ice team.
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The Soldier's Lagoon is poetic non-fiction film that deftly considers the history embedded within Colombia's landscape.
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