The History of Concrete offers a warmly funny consideration of life's big questions as John Wilson interrogates the role of concrete in urban living.
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The five filmmakers participating in the NFB/TIFF Redefined series share the perspectives and processes that shape their take on what it means to belong.
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The escape of Flaco the owl from the Central Park Zoo delights and captivates New Yorkers in Penny Lane's documentary Wild Inside.
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Stretch out the summer travel bug with these 10 documentaries exploring Canadian cities from coast to coast.
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The career of Mierle Laderman Ukeles, longtime (and only) artist in residence at New York's Department of Sanitation, receives a fun appraisal in Maintenance Artist.
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An interview with The Tower that Built a City director Mark Myers on telling the story of Toronto famed structure from an "outsider" point of view.
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Filmmaker Jeremy Xido returns to his home town in Sons of Detroit and explores questions of race, privilege, equity, and opportunity.
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Now streaming from the National Film Board of Canada, Living Together offers an artful snapshot of Montreal's housing crisis through a Gen Z lens.
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Now streaming from the NFB, King's Court amplifies a Toronto past time where communities gather on the court and the winner keeps the crown by holding court.
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Two women set off with an ambitious mission to free Nairobi's libraries from their colonial past in How to Build a Library.
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