Photo Friday | Salmon Fishing on the Fraser in 1949
Travel back to 1949 for a picturesque fishing tour of the Fraser with these striking black-and-white photographs taken from the set of Red Runs the Fraser.
Documentary
Explore the world of documentary—including biography, history, social and political issues, global cultures, and aboriginal topics.
Giv’em a Half Turn | On the Road with Swift Current’s Infamous 3-Ton Buffalo
Follow a 3-ton wooden buffalo sculpture as it makes its way across Saskatchewan in the summer of 1977 in Giv'em a Half Turn, a charming 10-min doc about eccentric Prairie artist Russell Yuristy.
A Better Man: Crowdfunding Compassion
One summer night over twenty years ago Attiya Khan found herself running for her life. She was fleeing her first boyfriend Steve, the young man who’d been abusing her for...
Photo Friday | Inside the Blood Indians’ Sun Dance
Directed by the one and only Colin Low in 1960, Circle of the Sun is a rare invitation to a gathering of the Blood Indians of Alberta. The doc features...
Group of Seven | 4 Films to Fall in Love With the Canadian Landscape
Meet the crew of Toronto artists who dared to paint the Canadian landscape and launched the first major national art movement in the country.
Photo Friday | A Beautiful Day in Vernon, British Columbia, 1948
Visit Vernon, British Columbia, with this quaint 1948 film that follows the local paper's editor around town for a day.
*Exclusive Online Premiere* | Meet Mabel Robinson, Nova Scotia’s 89-Year-Old Hairdressing Dynamo
Meet Mabel Robinson, a 90-year-old hairdressing pioneer who's still styling up a storm in Hubbards, Nova Scotia.
Bioshelters | What If Your House Could Grow Food Year-Round?
How convenient would it be if your house produced food and energy instead of squandering both?
Gun Runners | Meet the Warriors Running For Their Lives
When it comes to world-class marathon runners, Kenyans are considered the cream of the crop. But some of Kenya’s top runners aren’t running for fame and fortune. Some are wanted warriors, running for their lives.
Photo Friday | High Tide in Newfoundland
Photo Friday! Discover a series of stunning black-and-white photographs documenting the fishing industry in Newfoundland in the mid-1950s.
Quiet Zone | 3 Questions with Musician/Filmmaker David Bryant (Godspeed You! Black Emperor)
Join Godspeed You! Black Emperor's David Bryant for a discussion around the relationship between music and filmmaking, and the real threat of electromagnetic waves.
Atlantic Film Festival 2016 | 17 NFB Productions Featured
A quick look at the complete selection of NFB titles at this year's Atlantic Film Festival, including screening times and venues.