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Review: Pink Ribbons Inc.

I have long held the belief that there are a lot of companies raking in a ton of money on the back of breast cancer, simply because women make most of the buying decisions and, well, you have to have …

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Call for Submissions: ImagineNATIVE and NFB seek proposals

Talk about an excellent joint venture. For a second year, the folks at ImagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival and the National

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Review: Pink Ribbons Inc. – TIFF 2011

I have long held the belief that there are a lot of companies raking in a ton of money on the back of breast cancer, simply because women

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Planet In Focus Announces 2010 Line-Up

Yesterday morning, appropriately enough in the Royal Ontario Museum's Biodiversity Gallery, the Planet In Focus Film Festival announced the line-up of films that

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NFB Short Film Classics for free at Innis College

The Cinema Studies Students Union (CINSSU), as part of their Free Films on Campus series, is putting on a free program of NFB classics this

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Review: The Diodes – NXNE 2010

One of the most frequently observed aspects of technologies that record moving images is their uncanny ability to bring back the past, to make the

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Socalled Movie begins this Friday

After it's successful debut at the recent Hot Docs festival, the NFB feature length documentary, The Socalled Movie, will begin a run at

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NFB Contest Lets Internet Users Vote for Favourite Short

It’s not too late to cast your vote for your favourite short in the National Film Board of Canada’s 6th Short Film Contest–Cannes 2010. Voting, which opened May

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Green Screens Presents The Arctic Circle: On Thin Ice at NFB Mediatheque

The Arctic Circle: On Thin Ice is a hard-hitting exploration of the ways in which climate-change is affecting the land and animals in Canada’s far north. Presented under

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NFB’s Vast Film Collection Available Free at Viewing Stations

In an effort to make NFB films more accessible to the public, the National Film Board’s (NFB) Toronto Mediatheque is giving visitors, who come to use the