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In Guns We Trust (Review)

June 30, 2015June 30, 2015Reviewdocumentary, In Guns We Trust, In Guns We Trust (Review), Indieflix, review

Wouldn’t it be great if everyone had a gun? This 13-minute documentary tells the story of how in Kennesaw, Georgia, good people are always armed. The documentary begins with photographer Nicolas Lévesque sending a very practical

Becoming Edmonton: Doc to Tell Stories of Arrival

June 19, 2015June 19, 2015DocumentariesBecoming Edmonton, documentary, Edmonton Heritage Council (EHC)

(Via WireService.ca) One of a dozen upcoming heritage projects to receive support from the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Heritage Council (EHC) is Becoming Edmonton, a documentary film project that will collect oral histories

Churchill’s Island: A Documentary Review

May 1, 2015May 1, 2015ReviewChurchill's Island, documentary, National Canadian Film Day, National Canadian Film Day 2015, NFB

On National Canadian Film Day, I decided to dwell in history and check out a film from 1941, streaming free on the NFB site. Churchill’s Island is a war themed documentary. This film explains the

Looking Back on NCFD 2015

April 30, 2015April 30, 2015National Canadian Film Daydocumentary, Fido, National Canadian Film Day, SOAR, South Western International Film Festival, The Whale

We told you yesterday about some of the National Canadian Film Day events being held all across the country in celebration of our people and their filmmaking accomplishments. Here are some more notes and quotes

Good Stuff in Film Industry News Today in Canada

April 23, 2015April 23, 2015Today's Top StoriesAlanis Morissette, documentary, Human Harvest, news, Nova Scotia tax credit cut, Peabody Awards, Saskatchewan Eco-Network's Environmental Film Festival, The Milky Way, The Milky Way documentary

Good for them — Human Harvest, a Canadian documentary on organ harvesting in China, has won one of the 74th Annual Peabody Awards for Documentary, Broadcaster reports. Congratulations to filmmaker Leon Lee, Principal of Flying

4 Stories from the Canadian Film World This Tuesday

April 22, 2015January 3, 2018Today's Top Storiescanadian independent film, documentary, Manitoba films, National Canadian Film Day, Nova Scotia tax credit cut, online festival, online festival Manitoba films, Preggoland, Sonja Bennett, Sonja Bennett Preggoland, The City Dark

Sonja Bennett’s independent feature film Preggoland will open on May 1st in Toronto, Montreal, and the star/screenwriter’s hometown, Vancouver, according to Vancity Buzz. It’s a comedy about 35-year-old Ruth, whose life changes for the better when everyone