New on NFB Education – February 2020

Did you know that NFB Education updates its films, playlists, and educational offers every week? With so much content constantly being added to our site, we know it can be hard to keep up—especially when you’re busy. With that in mind, we’ve created a handy guide that teachers can reference.

Check back every month for more documentaries, animation, and resource learning materials you can use in the classroom!

Here’s everything new on NFB Education this February!

EDUCATIONAL FILMS ON CAMPUS

Angel Peacock

Angel Peacock, Peter Svatek, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

Dawod is a 12 year old Yazidi boy. The Yazidi are a small Kurdish-speaking sect from northern Iraq that dates back to Mesopotamian times – who have been persecuted for almost as long. ISIS has been waging a campaign of genocide against them since 2014.

Lucien’s Happiness

Lucien’s Happiness, Nathalie Hébert, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

To better understand the essence of happiness, filmmaker Nathalie Hébert speaks with Lucien Comeau, a musician and “philosopher of the everyday” who lives in Tracadie-Sheila, New Brunswick.

1999

1999, Samara Grace Chadwick, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

When death haunts a high school in a small town in the late 1990s, everyone is forever transformed.

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