Richly visualised and deeply uplifting, SINGING BACK THE BUFFALO is an epic reimagining of North America through the lens of buffalo consciousness and a potent dream
Kim Webby · 2015 · 1h22m
An arresting portrait of Tūhoe activist Tame Iti and other Māori activists accused of terrorism in New Zealand.
Christian Mathieu Fournier · 2015 · 1h16m
NALLUA brings us into the life of the last survivor of Qarmaarjuit, a Nunavut village that once saw over half of its population die within the span of a few days.
George Amponsah · 2015 · 1h25m
THE HARD STOP contextualizes the UK #BlackLivesMatter movement, moving past riot headlines and into the community affected by the police killing of Mark Duggan.
Part of the Nations and Migrations collection
Olivier D. Asselin · 2015 · 1h28m
Olivier D. Asselin · 2015 · 1h28m
Où est aujourd’hui le pouvoir dans nos démocraties? Le film sollicite notre conscience citoyenne à l’heure des grands enjeux planétaires.
Marc Silver · 2015 · 1h38m
3 1/2 MINUTES chronicles the racialized murder of 17-year old Jordan Davis and the subsequent trial of the white assailant.
Amanda Strong & Bracken Hanuse Corlett · 2015 · 8m
A young Indigenous female street artist named Mia’ walks through the city streets painting scenes rooted in the supernatural history of her people.
Fiona Rayher & Damien Gillis · 2015 · 1h20m
Caleb Behn is an Indigenous lawyer from BC devoted to fighting the gas fracking industry. This is his remarkable and inspiring story.
On Demand
Jared P. Scott, Peter D. Hutchison & Kelly Nyks · 2015 · 1h13m
On Demand
Jared P. Scott, Peter D. Hutchison & Kelly Nyks · 2015 · 1h13m
REQUIEM FOR THE AMERICAN DREAM is the definitive discourse with Noam Chomsky, widely regarded as the most important intellectual alive, on the defining characteristic of our time.
Martin Fournier & Pier-Luc Latulippe · 2015 · 1h23m
With the pending closure of their housing centre Gaulin Manor, erstwhile patients of Saint-Hyacinthe psychiatric hospital are forced to reshuffle their lives.
Jeff Barnaby · 2015 · 5m
Etlinisigu’niet (Bleed Down) destroys any remaining shreds of the mythology of a fair and just Canada. Jeff Barnaby's message is clear: we are still here.
On Demand
Monica Gutierrez · 2015 · 9m
The Santurban paramo has become an example of community struggle to protect water sources successfully.
On Demand
Monica Gutierrez · 2015 · 10m
On Demand
Monica Gutierrez · 2015 · 10m
The film explores foreign investment conflicts, and the role and impacts to trade union members in a country labelled as the most dangerous for trade unionists.
2015 · 2m
At the Canadian National Spelling Bee, speller Darryl Nepinak stumbles upon a familiar word.
Part of the First Peoples, First Screens 2 collection
Dean Puckett · 2015 · 55m
Despite international and local pressure, the Sengwer forest people of Cherangani Hills, Kenya, will not accept to be evicted from their ancestral land.
On Demand
Janelle Wookey & Jeremie Wookey · 2015 · 49m
Exposing the frightening realities of food insecurity faced by two of Canada’s most isolated First Nation communities in Northern Manitoba.
Part of the FemDoc: Women & Documentary collection
On Demand
Lucius Dechausay · 2015 · 15m
KETTLE peers at policing in Toronto, where peaceful demonstrations are met with police violence.
