On Demand
Feargal Ward · 2017 · 1h25m
On Demand
Feargal Ward · 2017 · 1h25m
A solitary farmer in Ireland resists the State agents who come to forcibly purchase his home and lands.
On Demand
Gordon Quinn · 2017 · 31m
Contemporary reflections meet unseen footage of the legendary 1963 Chicago Public School protests against racial segregation.
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Sylvia Hamilton · 2017 · 1h
On Demand
Sylvia Hamilton · 2017 · 1h
This series of short vignettes takes us into the world of Carrie M. Best, showing us her legacy as a journalist, author, broadcaster and human rights activist.
Part of the La collection Sylvia Hamilton & The Sylvia Hamilton Collection collections
Katharina Stieffenhofer · 2017 · 1h27m
In this uplifting eco-doc, two opera singers-turned-agriculture workers try to sustain a Manitoban organic farm against the ravages of climate change.
Tom Boothe · 2016 · 1h37m
With a healthy dose of insight and wit, FOOD COOP takes the viewer into the belly of one of the most successfully implemented socialist experiences in the United States.
Brett Story · 2016 · 1h27m
Brett Story · 2016 · 1h27m
An artful study of place, people and the political imagination, this creative doc neither shows, nor tells, and instead conveys the need for prison justice.
Michelle St. John · 2016 · 47m
COLONIZATION ROAD confronts the wreckage of Canadian colonization with radical viewpoints, historical correctives and a dash of humour.
Part of the Nations and Migrations & FemDoc: Women & Documentary collections
· 2016 · 56m
A fresh & exuberant doc that reminds us of the many colours of human living as we travel the streets to meet activists involved in the 2013 Gezi Park protests.
Alethea Arnaquq-Baril · 2016 · 1h25m
Director Alethea Arnaquq-Baril joins fellow Inuit activists to challenge anti-sealing NGOs while correcting misrepresentations of sealing and Inuit culture.
Kirsten Johnson · 2016 · 1h42m
Kirsten Johnson has lensed politically provocative documentaries for 25 years. In this unforgettable film, she shares the moments that made their deepest marks.
Mohamed Jabaly · 2016 · 1h20m
A perilous journey through Gaza with an ambulance crew attending to injured Palestinians while barely escaping death themselves.
Roxann Whitebean & Brittany Leborgne · 2016 · 15m
Roxann Whitebean & Brittany Leborgne · 2016 · 15m
When diagnosed with breast cancer, a Mohawk mother struggles with the decision to undergo chemotherapy and risk losing her hair—a marker of identity and strength.
Rahul Jain · 2016 · 1h15m
An intensely evocative and hypnotic representation of textile factory workers in India’s Gujarat region and a deeply political message for worker's rights.
Alanis Obomsawin · 2016 · 2h43m
Alanis Obomsawin · 2016 · 2h43m
This doc focuses on a landmark discrimination case exposing injustices lived by First Nations community in Yukon when receiving child and welfare services.
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Tasha Hubbard · 2016 · 1h19m
At once a devastating tale of an Indigenous family ripped apart by the Canadian government’s “Sixties Scoop,” and a deeply moving moment of hope and resilience.
Zaradasht Ahmed · 2016 · 1h26m
A visceral account of war-torn Iraq, told by Iraqi nurse Nori Sharif, who excels in his efforts to capture the tragedy and perseverance around him.