Filmmaking with First Nations: A Journey Through Canada’s Indigenous Communities
Filmmakers who collaborate with Canada’s Indigenous communities should honour the significance of Indigenous voices and stories.
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Filmmakers who collaborate with Canada’s Indigenous communities should honour the significance of Indigenous voices and stories.
In the remote cliffs of Cape St. Mary’s, cinematographer Luka Sanader embarks on a breathtaking journey to capture the majestic gannets in flight. Through unpredictable
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The Yukon backcountry is a breathtaking and remote wilderness that attracts many film and documentary crews each year.
Imelda, a larger-than-life character inspired by the director’s own grandmother, is a
notary’s widow who lives in Gentilly, where she exercises a certain control over her
family.
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“Gold: A Journey with Idris Elba,” narrated by the charismatic Idris Elba, embarks on a global journey, exploring the multifaceted world of gold mining and its profound impacts. From the depths of LaRonde mine in Canada to various locations worldwide,
“Dedspell” is a black comedy about a longtime married couple who absolutely detest each other – yet – are obliged to live together out of dire necessity.
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