Join Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor as he explores the issues of copyright and content creation in the information age.
Using both puppets and drawn animation, this film by young filmmaker Jean-François Lévesque imparts a light yet critical point of view on work and the meaning of life.
In RiP: A remix manifesto, Web activist and filmmaker Brett Gaylor explores issues of copyright in the information age, mashing up the media landscape of the 20th century and shattering the wall between users and producers. Winner of the 2008 Dioraphte Audience Award at IDFA and the Audience Choice Award and the Special Jury Award at the Whistler Film Festival.
Face obesity.
It's been called the world's first man-made epidemic, and it's killing us. In this riveting documentary, Dr. Stephan Rossner of Stockholm, an expert on obesity, leads us through startling evidence of how our society has created this toxic environment.
The Real Place takes home 6 Rosies at 35th Annual Alberta Film and Television Awards
Cam Christiansen's animated short, The Real Place, took home 6 Rosies (named after...
The feature documentary A Year at Sherbrooke will have its world broadcast premiere...
The Mu Lan Chinese Cultural Centre, in association with the NFB, will be screening...
In honour of Asian Heritage Month, the Edmonton Public Library is presenting a series...
Tiger Spirit, a feature-length documentary about the rhetoric and reality of Korean...
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