A haunting plunge into the Canadian archive, recapturing a 1969 student protest at Montreal’s Sir George Williams University against the administration’s anti-Black racism
On Demand
Cyrus Sutton · 2016 · 1h4m
A superbly shot eco-doc that considers Hawa'ii as testing grounds for both agribusiness's chemicals and Indigenous resistance to GMOs, pesticides and monocrops.
Alexander Kvatashidze · 2016 · 1h9m
An intimate & complex story of war, journalism, ethics and relationships, this award-winning film lays bare the toll of violent conflict.
On Demand
Nettie Wild · 2016 · 1h36m
On Demand
Nettie Wild · 2016 · 1h36m
KONELĪNE transports us to the wilderness as a vivid elemental force that dominates the experience of both Tahltan First Nation and the settlers who carve out their lives there.
Part of the The Nettie Wild Collection collection
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.
On Demand
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.
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.
David Lavallée · 2016 · 1h30m
This commanding exposé uncovers how the harvest of extreme fuel amounts to human and ecological devastation in the name of status quo extraction & consumption.
Kevin Papatie & Veronique Papatie · 2016 · 5m
An exploration of Canada's failures with regards to the respect of the ancestral rights of Indigenous communities.
Part of the First Peoples, First Screens 2 collection
On Demand
Dane Komljen & James Lattimer · 2016 · 23m
“All Still Orbit” links together two apparently unrelated moments in the construction of Brasília: a dream by an Italian saint used to justify its creation and a small city built
Dima Abu Ghoush · 2016 · 52m
This contemplative film delves into the throes of collective memory in the symbolic reconstruction of Emwas, a Palestinian village destroyed by Israel in 1967.
Cecilia Aldarondo · 2016 · 1h12m
Cecilia Aldarondo · 2016 · 1h12m
A filmmaker uncovers the buried past of her uncle who died of AIDS and whose lover is now a Franciscan monk with his own stories of faith, love and regret.
Pau Faus · 2016 · 1h26m
ADA FOR MAYOR follows Ada Colau on her frenetic one-year journey from activism to institutional politics.
Multiple Directors · 2016 · 52m
Six women directors follow female journalists who courageously and tirelessly work in their field despite a myriad of threats and challenges.
Neal Livingston · 2016 · 1h10m
Predatory capitalism, renewable energy, and the fight against fracking, in an often humorous exploration of contemporary life in Atlantic Canada.
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.
Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs · 2016 · 8m
A small glimpse into a typical Native girl’s life before becoming one of 1200+ Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Canada.
