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In A Common Cause

By Frank Adamson | 00:47:00 | Documentary | 1/1/2003

At the start of the Second World War, the British Government looked to the Dominions for air training help. Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King believed training would be the most essential military action that Canada could undertake. It was an opportunity for Canada to make a significant commitment to the Allied war effort. The British Commonwealth…

My Indian Bum

By Kerry Barber | 00:04:45 | Comedy, Documentary | 01/08/2007

The film is a humorous examination of how we all fall victim to racial prejudice sometimes…

Warchild

By Caroline Monnet | 00:05:40 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/09/2010

On a solitary portage between the barren wilderness and a desolate city, a young man reflects on his troubled past and hopeful future. Honest, thoughtful and personal narration illuminates a survivor’s state of mind that seeks serenity, while a background drumbeat accelerates the pace of this starkly resilient, black and white cinematic portrait. (Alex Rogalski,…

Grand Rapids

By Gregory Zbitnew | 01:15:00 | Documentary | 01/01/2011

Grand Rapids, Manitoba, is situated where the Saskatchewan River flows into Lake Winnipeg. For thousands of years, indigenous people fished for sturgeon along the shoreline of the rapids. Misapawistik was the Cree name for the rapids. The energy of the swiftly moving water provided spiritual power, as well as increased strength in body and endurance. This…

Riding North

By Chris Mitchell, Ryan Mitchell | 00:49:37 | Documentary | 31/07/2012

Five bike tourists embark on a one-month journey through Canada’s north. They encounter bike problems, wildlife, extreme weather and giant, ravenous insects. With hundreds of kilometers between services, supplies become scarce and conditions deteriorate. They are left with no choice but to put their heads down and grind it out.

Wonderful Worlds of Nak, The

By Patrick Lowe | 00:26:50 | Documentary | 20/08/2013

A surreal odyssey into the mind and art of Robert Pasternak, a visionary artist born in Winnipeg in 1963. Pasternak is a colourful eccentric who moves seamlessly from metaphysical paintings and science-fiction illustration to hand-processed film and collage with found materials. With a mix of new age philosophy, comic book ambition and a belief in…

Dog Stories

By Shereen Jerrett | 00:24:00 | Comedy, Documentary | 1/1/1992

Dog Stories reveals as much about the people telling the stories as the dogs they are describing. The dog owners are more honest about their feelings about a dog than almost any other aspect of their lives, and in the process they reveal a lot about themselves.

Triptophonic

By James Rewucki | 01:12:00 | Documentary | 1/2/2003

In July and August of 2002 an unknown band named Guerrilla Funk Monster took to the road to promote their debut double CD release. “Triptophonic” follows the band as they make their way across the beautiful landscape of Canada grinding out their original brand of funk rock in small clubs from Victoria to St. John’s…

Fish + Loaf

By Bruce Claydon | 00:05:15 | Documentary | 01/09/2007

Fish + Loaf documents David and Kim’s explanation about why they use pro-style wrestling to spread “the Word”.

yaya/ayat

By Hagere Selam (shimby) Zegeye-Gebrehiwot | 00:05:25 | Documentary, Experimental | 01/07/2010

yaya/ayat explores identities, being lost in translation and distance. But at its core it’s about the filmmaker longing for a relationship with her geographically distant grandma and her journey to Greece to find her. This is an experimental documentary about how being a part of any diaspora shapes a person’s identity.
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