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imagineNATIVE Celebrates 20 Years of Visual Sovereignty

imagineNATIVE Celebrates 20 Years of Visual Sovereignty

ImagineNATIVE is turning 20 this year and the NFB, a long-time friend of the festival, is heading to the anniversary edition with nine projects — a slate that includes four world premieres.

Indigenous Renaissance: 10 to Watch at the NFB

Indigenous Renaissance: 10 to Watch at the NFB

"Canada, are you ready to see what needs to be seen?” Indigenous filmmaking flourishes at the NFB.

Standing Up, Standing Out: NFB Brings 23 Films to Hot Docs

Standing Up, Standing Out: NFB Brings 23 Films to Hot Docs

Marking its 80th year, Canada's public producer heads to Hot Docs with 23 films.

In the Frame: Five NFB Projects to Watch in 2019

In the Frame: Five NFB Projects to Watch in 2019

2018 ended on a high note for the NFB. Two NFB productions have made it onto TIFF’s prestigious Top Ten list — Patrick Bouchard’s masterful stop motion animation The Subject...

NFB: Crucible for the Creative Feature Doc

NFB: Crucible for the Creative Feature Doc

More popular than ever but notoriously hard to finance, the creative feature documentary is flourishing at the National Film Board.

Mobilize! NFB Puts Truth & Reconciliation Onscreen

Mobilize! NFB Puts Truth & Reconciliation Onscreen

“Stories are wondrous things. And they are dangerous,” says Thomas King. King knows a thing or two about storytelling and its cultural clout. Born to a Cherokee father and Greek/German...

NFB x ImagineNATIVE 2017

NFB x ImagineNATIVE 2017

ImagineNATIVE 2017 kicks off today in Toronto, and we’re thrilled to have 13 projects at the festival this year.

Hot Docs 2017: Catch Our 4 Film Premieres

Hot Docs 2017: Catch Our 4 Film Premieres

In Toronto? Don't miss our 4 film premieres at the 24th edition of Hot Docs!

New Voices, Necessary Stories: NFB at Hot Docs 2017

New Voices, Necessary Stories: NFB at Hot Docs 2017

Documentary is Canada’s national art form because the history of our cinema — and, in important ways, the history of our country — has been written in documentary. If you...

Sixties Scoop: The Restorative Power of Documentary

Sixties Scoop: The Restorative Power of Documentary

A collaboration between Saskatoon journalist Betty Ann Adam and director Tasha Hubbard, both Scoop survivors, Birth of a Family chronicles an extraordinary gathering in Banff, where Betty Ann and her three siblings come together for the first time as a family unit.

Ways of Seeing at the NFB: 5 to Watch in ’17

Ways of Seeing at the NFB: 5 to Watch in ’17

Stay up-to-date with the NFB 's current production slate with these 5 titles to watch in 2017.

Fixing the Gaze: New Indigenous Work at the NFB

Fixing the Gaze: New Indigenous Work at the NFB

Take a first look at the many Indigenous-directed projects currently in development, production or release in the NFB's English Program.