See everything, hear everything
Watch 60 films, 170 excerpts and over 80 archival artefacts selected by NFB specialists as part of this unique project.
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Excerpts 1-4 of 80 |
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Excerpts from NFB films
From Harling Point
[2003]
Two Chinese Canadian women, Edna Chow and Charlayne Thornton-Joe, discuss their...
From Harling Point
[2003]
Growing up a Chinese Canadian, Charlayne Thornton-Joe felt she was unpopular...
A Scent of Mint
[2002]
Filmmaker Pierre Sidaoui and his family left Lebanon in 1988. The narrator explains...
A Scent of Mint
[2002]
Pierre Sidaoui left Lebanon during that country's civil war. He eventually moved...
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Films 25-28 of 59 |
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Entire NFB Films
A Song for Tibet
[1991]
A land of snow and mountains, of burgundy-clad monks and prayer wheels--this...
No Time to Stop
[1990]
Kwai Fong Lai is from Hong Kong, Alberta Onyejekwe from Ghana, and Angela Williams...
Black Mother Black Daughter
[1989]
Black Mother Black Daughter explores the lives and experiences of black...
Older Stronger Wiser
[1989]
Five Black women talk about their lives in rural and urban Canada between the 1920s...
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Photographs
Me and the Mosque
[2005]
In North America, many converts to Islam are women, believing that the religion...
In the Shadow of Gold Mountain
[2004]
In 1885 thousands of Chinese men were laid off after the last spike was struck at...
In the Shadow of Gold Mountain
[2004]
In 1947, Alexander Won Cum Yow cast the first vote by a Chinese Canadian marking the...
In the Shadow of Gold Mountain
[2004]
Between 1881 and 1884, over 10,000 Chinese labourers came to Canada to complete the...