Marianne Matters
Amanda RicherMarianne Matters is a documentary about a 51 year old woman who has Schizophrenia. Without the help of her sister, she would have fallen through the cracks of society a long time ago.
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Our latest catalogue is available for download in PDF. To view this document, you will need the free software Adobe Reader. If you need help, you can read our detailed instructions on ...HENRY'S GLASSES & TORA screening at DisOrient Festival in Oregon
Eugene, Oregon, April 30 @ 3PM: DisOrient Asian American Film Festival is screening Henry's Glasses and TORA April 30 at 3 pm at the Bijou ...RAVENS AND EAGLES: HAIDA ART at the Alberta Gallery of Art
Alberta Gallery of Art, Edmonton, March 17 & April 21: documentaries from the series Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art (Marianne Jones, Jeff Bear) will be screened in the theatre of ...
Potlatch: To Give
Barb CranmerKwakwaka'wakw director Barb Cranmer has created two short films that recreate the experience of the modern-day potlatch, still praticed in her community of Alert Bay, British Columbia.
Eco-Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson
Trish DolmanDocumentary on notorious activist Paul Watson. Explores the birth of the modern environmental movement and the founding of Greepeace and the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society.
The Hollow Tree
Daniel J. PierceDocumentary follows the bizarre sage of eccentric and passionate citizens who stand against gravity, decay and bureaucracy in order to save a thousand-year-old cedar tree from annihilation.
Imagining Home
Sue Arbuthnot / Richard WihelmThis documentary on the redevelopment of a mixed income housing project in Portland, Oregon follows residents, planners and municipal officials through displacement, building and relocation over a five-year period. It frankly portrays challenges, pitfalls and successes with lessons in community planning in both Canada and the U.S.
Gibson Woods
Ann VerallThe short musical drama Gibson Woods explores the presence of history and the connection between the African Nova Scotian and Mi’Kmaq communities.
