Kim O'Bomsawin lets a chorus of Indigenous youths share their experiences in their own words in NFB doc Ninan Auassat: We, the Children.
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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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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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WaaPaKe, now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, offers further thought about the generational trauma brought by residential schools.
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NFB archvial doc The Stand revisits the 1985 standoff between land defenders of the Haida Nation and loggers on Lyell Island.
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Surveying the state of documentary production in western Canada in conversation with filmmakers in British Columbia and the North.
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Neil Diamond on So Surreal: Behind the Masks and reclaiming Indigenous art.
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Reporting on documentaries and films with authentic voices as the Toronto International Film Festival expands the canon of storytellers.
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An interview with The Death Tour director Stephan Peterson and co-director Sonya Ballantyne about their up-north wrestling doc.
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Feature documentaries Indigéna, Inuguinq, and Land of No Pain receive funding via Telefilm Canada's Indigenous Stream.
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