Two-time Emmy Award-winning storytelling pioneer Pietro Gagliano’s new work Agence (Transitional Forms/National Film Board of Canada) is an industry-first dynamic film that integrates cinematic storytelling, artificial intelligence, and user interactivity to create a different experience each time.
Explore what’s available for free on NFB.ca in August! Our selection of original works from NFB studios across the country includes the world premiere presentation of Bubble, an interactive story for mobile devices created by the 2019 cohort of Jeunes pousses, the NFB x UQAM interactive school, the feature-length documentary Jordan River Anderson, The Messenger by Alanis Obomsawin, and the animated short Balakrishna by Colin MacKenzie and Aparna Kapur.
The result of 10 years of research, the long-awaited Babel Films/NFB feature documentary Les Rose (The Rose Family), directed by Félix Rose, arrives in theatres on Friday, August 21, at the Cinéma du Musée in Montreal and the Cinéma Cartier in Quebec City.
With the theatrical release date to be announced soon, the film poster and teaser for Les Rose (The Rose Family), a documentary by Félix Rose co-produced by the National Film Board of Canada and Babel Films, were released today.
Get your headphones on! Starting July 13, enjoy a full sensory immersion in the Bas-Saint-Laurent with the world premiere of the 5 Shorts Project, whose fourth edition will stream online free of charge on NFB.ca and YouTube, wherever you are.
We are launching The Montréal/Miami New Narratives Lab, a cross-cultural exchange between creative storytellers, organizations, and innovative technology industries, in pursuit of exploring the future of storytelling in augmented and mixed reality.
As the country and the world face the historic challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, production is now under way at the National Film Board of Canada on The Curve, a collection of approximately 30 projects by more than 40 Canadian creators that will give voice to those touched by the pandemic, in communities from west to east and far into the North.
With Canadians looking to celebrate Canada Day in a way that’s fun and safe for themselves, their family and their community, the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) is ready for July 1 with a great selection of online films and interactive activities for people of all ages.
Filmmaker Theodore Ushev is a regular at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, where he had already won four awards over the years. This year, he received the festival’s highest distinction for the first time: the Cristal Award for best short film, for the NFB-produced The Physics of Sorrow.
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) today presented an overview of key results from the 2019–2020 fiscal year—a successful year, but one which ended as the NFB, the audiovisual industry and all Canadians faced the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over the last several days, Canadians have been deeply affected by events that have called attention to the extremely difficult...
Three National Film Board of Canada (NFB) co-produced feature-length documentaries will be showcased as part of the DOXA Documentary Film Festival—presented online in British Columbia only, from June 18 to 26, 2020.
Vincent Morisset’s Motto, an interactive website for your phone designed by the AATOAA studio and produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB), is available as of today, free of charge at motto.io.
Throughout the month of June, seven new titles will be added to the selection of free content on NFB.ca, featuring the world premiere of The Tournament, a new short film by Winnipeg-based Métis filmmaker Sam Vint—along with new titles for Pride Month and National Indigenous History Month.
Seven works that were either produced or co-produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) have been selected for We Are One: A Global Film Festival, an unprecedented online film festival streaming across the globe on YouTube from May 29 to June 7, 2020.