Discover our many different promotional websites.
- Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond takes a look at the Hollywood Indian, exploring the portrayal of North American Natives through cinema.
- A documentary film by Donald McWilliams about the Mau Mau Rebellion in 1950s Kenya.
- A web project featuring videos by youth with high-risk lifestyles. Mature content.
- Leanne Allison and Karsten Heuer's journey overland from Calgary to Cape Breton.
- A short animated film about a vampire in love.
- Eleven filmmakers adapt 21 poems by Quebec poets exploring the strength and fragility of happiness.
- A documentary about the three months leading up to the opening of the Moulin à images created for the 400th anniversary of Quebec City.
- A documentary on Sacré-Cœur elementary school in Sherbrooke, revealing how much music teaching can contribute to children's development.
- Michèle Cournoyer's animated film is a visual poem and a meditation on war drawn in her trademark fluid ink on paper style.
- The NFB's web documentary on how Canadians are dealing with the economic crisis.
- Chris Landreth's animated short is about a married couple trapped in a spiral of mutual destruction.
- A new web project from the NFB about our dwindling fresh water supply.
- A workshop for young First Nations people in remote regions to create web stories about their lives and experiences.
- Based on Margaret Atwood's book, this documentary will offer a revealing look at debt and the role it plays in our everyday lives.
- Lina B. Moreco's documentary examines the alleged safety concerns of large-scale vaccination practices.
- A personal documentary by Gesar Mukpo about westerners being recognized by Tibetan Buddhists as reincarnated Buddhist masters.
- Inspired by Margaret MacMillan's book, Paul Cowan's film takes us inside the peace talks that followed the First World War.
- Cordell Barker's animated film features a driverless train filled with boisterous passengers unaware of the fate that awaits them.
- Nettie Wild's award-winning documentary film and teaching guide depicts nurses working with drug-using populations.
- An in-depth look at about labour rights in the Coca-Cola bottling plants. You'll never look at a can of Coke the same way again.
- An online project about racism in the workplace.
- An impressionistic portrait of Montreal in the '50s and '60s in sight, sounds and music.
- This animated short by David Coquard-Dassault is a meditation on everyday life and our relationship with nature.
- A documentary by Manuel Foglia comparing the political lives of two Quebec MNAs, Daniel Turp and Charlotte L'Écuyer.
- Over 30 filmmakers offer insight into how and why they make documentaries while reflecting on the nature of 'truth.'
- A documentary film about copyright and remix culture. Follow the conversation and contribute to the film.
- A holiday greeting made with recycled images from ten Hothouse films.
- A tribute to the combatants in WWI, this film traces the conflict through the words of five Canadian soldiers and a nurse.
- A father whose son died in the attacks on 9/11 decides to help the people of Afghanistan in the hope of ending the cycle of violence.
- Join us in paying tribute to Canadian combatants in the First World War...and all wars.
- Deepa Mehta's film highlights the isolation and disappointment felt by a young immigrant Punjabi bride.
- The National Film Board celebrates Wolrd Animation Day with a travelling collection of animated shorts.
- Jean-François Pouliot presents a 3D tribute to Samuel de Champlain, founder of Quebec City.
- Filmmaker Tim Wilson presents a portrait of Stephen Jenkinson, a Harvard-trained theologian known as the Angel of Death.
- A documentary film that asks the question, "What is it like for Afghan-Canadians who live in a country that is at war with their homeland?"
- Malcolm Sutherland's animated film presents an engaging dance of shapes and sounds.
- Filmmaker Astra Taylor accompanies influential thinkers through places and spaces that hold particular resonance for them and their ideas.
- In this animated short, a mother's soul resurrected by music returns strength and life to her child under the African sun.
- In honour of Quebec City's 400th anniversary, this website contains films about Quebec along with a teacher's guide.
- A particpatory web platform exploring today's crucial issues through film, photography, blogs and podcasts.
- A new web destination for professionals seeking stock footage.
- A website devoted to the ABC's of documentary filmmaking. Includes a reference guide for teachers.
- Footprints is an NFB website devoted to the environment and the way we live.
- Nollywood Babylon is a feature documentary about the explosive popularity of Nigeria's movie industry.
- A documentary film about a century-old corporation that is today's leader in genetically modified crops.
- With 12 Oscars® and 70 nominations, this website celebrates the tradition of excellence at the NFB.
- John Walker's award-winning film about Sir John Franklin, his crew and their attempt to discover the Northwest Passage.
- This documentary film details stencil artist Peter Gibson's (aka Roadsworth) clandestine campaign to make his mark on the city streets.
- This animated film portrays a love story about a couple who find happiness in hard times.
- Claude Cloutier's animated film is a playful take on a classic fairy tale.
- A documentary anthology that asks the question, "How do you take care of your health when you don't have a home?"
- Filmmaker Iriz Pääbo tells the highly subjective story of a complete hockey game using a new cinematic vocabulary.
- The moving story of Eugene Benedict's two years of service in Vietnam and his long journey back home to the Odanak Indian reserve.
- Eric Bednarski's documentary about Joseph Rotblat, the history of nuclear weapons and the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs.
- Filmmaker John Walker documents the stories of 4 individuals who have survived unimaginable horrors and managed to forgive.
- Flipping Out offers a close-up look at former Israeli soldiers as they follow a strange post-military odyssey.
- Family Motel charts one eventful summer in the lives of Ayan and her girls as they confront life on the edge.
- Join Léon the bear as he embarks on adventure after adventure in an attempt to battle an identity crisis. An animated film for children.
- In this documentary film, current and former law enforcement officers offer a different perspective on the war on drugs.
- This documentary charts the progress of William Thorsell's attempt to revamp the Royal Ontario Museum. A tale of art, ego and steel beams.
- This animated short depicts 15 years in the life of Valentin and the long-lost accordion that changed his life.
- Learn more about renowned Aboriginal filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin's seminal works documenting the 1990 Oka Crisis.
- Club Native is a look at the pain, confusion and frustration suffered by First Nations people as they struggle for the right to belong.
- A unique, never before seen collection of archival images, home-movies and family photographs from Iraq.
- This documentary follows men who have turned bottle-picking into the extreme sport of shopping cart racing.
- Retouches features an animation painted on celluloid that examines transformation in the world around us.
- Experience a complete season of junior league hockey with the Baie-Comeau Drakkar hockey team.
- The Dark Years is a snappy animation series on Canada during the Great Depression.
- Faith Without Fear offers a complex and multi-faceted inquiry into Islam.
- A raw exposé that examines William Sampson’s harrowing experience while imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for a crime he did not commit.
- A short film that features Tim Sellars, a triathlon athlete who trains among the forests, ridges and mists of Canada's boreal mountains.
- Discover films from the NFB collection that document the contribution made to Canada by different ethnic communities.
- Ten filmmakers. Two continents. A series of two minute shorts created for mobile devices, the web, TV and cinema.
- Enter the tiny mechanical world of Paradise - a shiny, happy place that holds surprising depth.
- A three-DVD journey through five decades of Pierre Hébert's films.
- The experiences of a group of Yukon River Quest racers - the determined women who make up the 2006 Paddlers Abreast team.
- Filmmaker Georges Schwizgebel's animated take on the twists and turns of modern life.
- A short animated film about life, death and a boy's love for his grandfather.
- Sexy Inc. explores the hypersexualization of our society and its noxious effects on young people.
- This compilation DVD celebrates 30 years of animator Sheldon Cohen's work.
- Afghan Chronicles is an in-depth look at Kabul, a city battered and devastated by years of war.
- The NFB teams up with the students of Bridgeview Elementary School in Surrey, BC to explore the art of digital storytelling.
- This film documents the fallout from the "Concordia Riot" following a scheduled appearance by Benjamin Netanyahu at the university in 2002.
- Director Joshua Dorsey enlists at-risk teens to write and star in their own feature film. Hang on for a wild ride.
- Follow Dr. James Orbinski as he revisits the wartorn countries where he once served as a doctor with Médecins Sans Frontières.
- An award-winning documentary on life inside modern China from acclaimed filmmaker Yung Chang.
- A lighthearted stop-motion animation series about growing up in a remote Cree community.
- Follow filmmaker Katerina Cizek as she captures stories from the frontlines of inner-city health.
- A website and resource for students and teachers featuring NFB documentaries by and about Canada's Aboriginal peoples.
- Explore the NFB's rich animation heritage.
- Espace consacré au studio ambulant de création vidéo et musicale destiné aux jeunes des communautés autochtones
- Canada’s national resource centre for information about violence in relationships of kinship, intimacy, dependency or trust.
- The complete works of Norman McLaren on DVD: A jewel in the crown of film history.
- It’s a Girl’s World shatters the myth that social bullying among girls is an acceptable part of growing up.
- I Can Make Art is a series of six short films that take a kids'-eye view on a diverse group of Canadian visual artists.
- Chilean navy used a splendid vessel as a detention and torture centre. 30 years later, victims are speaking out and demanding justice.
- An Oscar®-winning animated film from Torill Kove about the nature of fate and true love.
- Six students activists, 36 Canadian towns, one giant corporation - Where do you stand?
- Digital stories from Vancouver seniors
- An interactive project that brings Vancouver to life with the voices, history and teachings of the city's vibrant Aboriginal community.
- Unprecedented access to the UN's Dept. of Peacekeeping provides an intimate and dramatic portrait of the stuggle to save a "failed state."
- InVivo is an animation workshop that was set up for Japanese and Canadian youth at Expo 2005 in Japan.
- A whimsical film with the timeless charm of an old fable about difference and self-affirmation.
- Watch key NFB films from the 1940s to 2004 and learn about past and current issues. For students and teachers.
- Discover a rich and unique collection of more than 120 films, images and essays from WWI. Complete with teaching materials.
- Stressed out? You're not alone. This site features real teens talking about how they handle stress.
- A story of love, revolution, and betrayal, this film explores the price of truth in times of war.
- An early interactive experimental website based on NFB productions.
- An early interactive experimental website based on NFB productions.
- An insider’s look at the world of extreme fighting and its practitioners.
- Hothouse is a 12-week paid apprenticeship program in animation for emerging Canadian filmmakers.
- This animated comedy unfolds to Marlene Dietrich’s rendition of "Falling in Love Again".
- Imagine a character in modelling clay. Flip, resize, rotate, compress – without getting your hands dirty!
- Mix heads, bodies and feet to create your own characters!
- Make your own storyboard. Plot the scenes of your story with pictures. Don't forget sound and movement!
- What piece goes where? Solve the puzzle and be surprised!
- Create an animation character and watch it come to life in front of your eyes.
- Move the mouse and the kids' faces change!
- Help the Murphy Clan do their shopping, but make sure they don’t run into each other!
- Discover neat things about science, experiments and famous inventors.
- Sort through the objects on the desk to find free wallpaper, frequently asked questions, our favourite links and more.
- Follow the clues to uncover Professor XYZ's secret identity.
- Complete three levels of trivia and become a canine quiz champion.
- Play connect-the-dots and watch a couple of doggie-themed music videos.
- Animacat's House is an interactive educational website designed to engage children ages 5 to 8 in exploration through animation.
- A checklist of things you need to ask yourself before getting a dog.
- Solve different summer-themed puzzles with Ludovic.
- Paint different weather-themed pictures.
- Solve fall-themed puzzles and help Ludovic through a maze.
- Click on different pictures that illustrate the months of the year.
- Help Ludovic solve some springtime puzzles.
- Join Ludovic on his carousel and learn the days of the week.
- Help Ludovic keep warm by dressing him in winter clothes.
- Learn to count with Ludovic's clock and his animal friends.
- Using different objects, help Edgar find his way to Josephine.
- Les jours de la semaineRejoins Ludovic sur son carrousel et apprends les jours de la semaine.
- Based on the 1996 book Gewitternacht, this animated film brings the hugely popular "condensed philosophy lesson" to life.
- A documentary film and educational program designed to fight obesity through healthy living.
- The Sedna IV is a full-rigged sailing vessel equiped with everything needed to capture images rarely revealed to the public at large.
- An animated film series that deals with conflict resolution for everyday life.
- Join us behind the scenes of Canada's premier classical theatre institution.
- A collection of short animated films for children.
- A collection of short animated films for children.
- A graphic film that proves sexual exploitation and recruitment of teens into the sex trade is a reality in today's suburbs.
- Clearwater River, Alberta plays home to a complex debate about the risks of a proposed sour gas well in the community.
- The fourth film in Alanis Obomsawin's landmark series on the Mohawk rebellions that shook Canada in 1990.
