#MyNFB : Finding Images of Home on Screen
What does it mean to be Canadian? I’ve often struggled with this question. Growing up in the 1990s, I began to doubt whether I would ever be part of the “Canadian identity”.
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Explore the world of documentary—including biography, history, social and political issues, global cultures, and aboriginal topics.
The 10 Most-Viewed NFB Films of 2018
As we wrap up the year, we thought it would be fun to look at the Top 10 most-watched films 2018. It’s a great mix, and is sure to make for some great viewing during the holidays.
Celebrate Boxing Day with 25% Off Select NFB Docs!
This Boxing Day, enjoy 25% off the digital download of our most popular docs from the past year! Sale ends DECEMBER 28th at 11:59pm EST!
NFB Staff Picks 2018
Every year, our team partakes in a little activity that we’ve all become really fond of: our end-of-year staff picks.
This Week on NFB.ca: Explore the World of Dance through 5 Films
This week on NFB.ca we focused on the intersection between cinema and dance, using the former to explore the latter. Watch 5 films on the art of dance.
#MyNFB: Remembering the Oka Crisis with Rocks at Whiskey Trench
I first came across Rocks at Whiskey Trench as supplemental course material during my undergrad. Initially, I was interested in the film because it spotlighted an element of the Oka Crisis of 1990
This Week on NFB.ca: Watch 4 Inspiring Films about Living with Disability
This week on NFB.ca we looked at four films that explore different stories of inspiring individuals living with disabilities. Watch them now.
This Week on NFB.ca: Spin-offs, Sequels, and Prequels – Oh, My!
Reboots, sequels, and prequels are all the rage when it comes to entertainment these days, and the NFB boasts its fair share. Watch 5 of them today.
This Week on NFB.ca: Watch 4 Films That Take on the Issue of Violence Against Women
In advance of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we’ve spent this past week focusing on films that explore this devastating issue.
A Better Man Offers a New Approach to Eliminating Domestic Violence
Attiya Khan, a counsellor who advocates for survivors of violence, turns the lens on herself and her abusive ex-boyfriend in this riveting documentary.
Picture This : “Why I agreed to make a film about sex and disability”
When director Jari Osborne sat me down for lunch one day to discuss the possibility of making a film about sex and disability, I was definitely interested.
Watch Talking at Night and Get an Inside View of a Mobile Crisis Centre
Talking at Night, a short film from Doc Lab Saskatchewan, presents the people inside Saskatoon's Mobile Crisis Centre and the challenges they face.