Short & Deep | Watch To See or Not To See on NFB.ca
Check out Bretislav Pojar's To See or Not To See, in the inaugural installment of our brand-new Short & Deep blog series.
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.
NFB Shines at Canada’s Fall Festivals
Autumn is film festival season in Canada and the NFB English Program is embarking on the busy fall circuit with over a dozen new releases.
Rent 10 Incredible Films for $1.99
To celebrate Canadian film excellence, we and Canada Screens have a selection of films from previous TIFF editions at a discounted rental rate of $1.99!
Photo Friday | First Day of School, Montreal, 1962
Take a stroll around a Montreal working-class neighbourhood on the first day of class with these photos from September Five at Saint-Henri (1962.)
Watch 5 Newly Released Docs on NFB.ca
Good news! You can now watch over 60 new films on NFB.ca for free!
Animated Cats | Watch 5 Crucial Cat Cartoons on NFB.ca
Admire cats of all stripes - on their own terms, of course - with these 5 crucial cat cartoons courtesy of the NFB.
Photo Friday | Inside Ontario’s Tobacco Harvest in the Late Fifties
The Back-breaking Leaf // Celebrate World Photo Day with this stunning series of black-and-white photos documenting the tobacco harvest in Ontario in the late fifties.
Planes, Planes and More Planes
Take flight with 5 docs on classic planes from the 1940s and 50.
TIFF POP 03 | Experience VR and Immersive Media with 6 NFB Works
This summer, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is bringing virtual (VR) reality to the public with POP, a series of curated installations showcasing some of the best virtual storytelling in the world.