More than 4,000 titles available for free at NFB.ca: an online destination for the whole family.
PRESS RELEASE
18/03/2020
March 18, 2020 – Montreal – National Film Board of Canada (NFB)
Accessing quality content for the young—and the young at heart—can be a challenge. NFB.ca offers a vast selection of short and feature-length films, whether you’re looking for animation, documentary or fiction. Why not explore the CARTOONS FOR KIDS section today! Or check out the latest releases, just added:
Come back often: new films are being added to NFB.ca all the time, and they’re always free to view. Upcoming releases include:
In addition, the NFB is delighted to be part of this year’s International Festival of Films on Art (known by its French acronym FIFA), which is being presented online. Three NFB productions will be featured beginning Wednesday, March 18, until midnight on Sunday, March 29. For more details about the films, consult the press release on the NFB lineup at FIFA online 2020.
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About the NFB
For more than 80 years, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has produced, distributed and preserved those stories, which now form a vast audiovisual collection—an important part of our cultural heritage that represents all Canadians.
To tell these stories, the NFB works with filmmakers of all ages and backgrounds, from across the country. It harnesses their creativity to produce relevant and groundbreaking content for curious, engaged and diverse audiences. The NFB also collaborates with industry experts to foster innovation in every aspect of storytelling, from formats to distribution models.
Every year, another 50 or so powerful new animated and documentary films are added to the NFB’s extensive collection of more than 14,000 titles, half of which are available to watch for free on nfb.ca.
Through its mandate, its stature and its productions, the NFB contributes to Canada’s cultural identity and is helping to build the Canada of tomorrow.