It was the late 1920s and Canadians were enjoying greater prosperity than ever before. Then it all came tumbling down.
This compelling series shows World War II as Canadians encountered it, from the halting beginning when the country, struggling against depression, accepted the challenge of war, to VE-Day, when Canada emerged as an industrial power.
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Controversial author and outspoken Muslim Irshad Manji journeys through the Middle East, Western Europe, and North America on a mission to reconcile her faith in Allah with life in the 21st century. Directed by Ian McLeod.
The National Film Board of Canada is proud to partner the exhibition Territoires, inaugurated at the Musée de la civilisation de Québec
Chinese-Canadian filmmaker Yung Chang crafts a moving depiction of peasant life, a powerful narrative of contemporary China, and a disquieting glimpse into a future that awaits us all.
The Wild Horse Redemption follows the men and mustangs of the Wild Horse Inmate Program through one training cycle. Experienced inmate trainers guide greenhorn trainees while they attempt to gentle and saddle-train wild horses fresh from the range. Can two wild creatures tame each another?
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