🚉 All aboard! This cut-out animated short will take you on a memorable journey between Toronto and Belleville, Ontario! 🧳 Watch Martin Rose's 𝙏𝙧𝙖𝙬𝙣𝙖 𝙏𝙪𝙝 𝘽𝙚𝙡𝙫𝙪𝙡 (1994) for free today → bit.ly/3CtOBis

🎖️ Mark Aboriginal Veterans Day with Loretta Todd's FORGOTTEN WARRIORS, a powerfully poignant doc exploring the treatment of #WWII Indigenous soldiers both in the field and back home in #Canada. Hear their stories and how they managed to heal → bit.ly/3qdjfdc 🧡

🎁 Alan Maitland lends his voice to this satirical holiday classic based on the short story by Stephen Leacock. 🎄 Watch HOODOO McFIGGIN'S CHRISTMAS for free → bit.ly/3E1ROWY #NFB #Animation #ShortStory

Words often can't express parental love... but this short by Oscar®-winning director Torill Kove does an incredible job capturing all its beauty. 🎀 💕 Watch THREADS for free → bit.ly/THREADSfilm #NFB

I received a box from Wheelock (Vermont, US). When I opened it, there was a handmade quilt & letter. The sender, Beth, wrote, “I’ve made you a quilt to celebrate your dedication to helping us find our inner joy ... during some very dark days.” Oh World, this means huge to me! 🙏🏽

Oh Canada! It's midnight in Newfoundland, which means our #CanFilmDay celebrations can commence! Not sure what to watch? Check out our Spotlight film list for inspiration: canfilmday.ca/spotlight-film…

🍁 It's National Canadian Film Day (National Canadian Film Day)! Celebrate with a selection of #NFB titles curated by Ariel (abortion is essential healthcare) Smith (nēhiyaw) that demonstrate the importance of narrative sovereignty for Indigenous artists → bit.ly/380lyt4 #CanFilmDay #IndigenousCinema

If you're looking for an inspiring documentary this #CanFilmDay, look no further than Mighty Jerome on National Film Board of Canada. This Canesugar Filmworks film follows the story of the rise, fall and redemption of Harry Jerome, Canada's most record-setting track and field star ⭐

April 20th is National Canadian Film Day, and this year the Museum is proud to partner with the National Film Board of Canada in offering "Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance." bit.ly/3MfN1FT #canfilmday National Film Board of Canada

This #CanFilmDay, look no further than National Film Board of Canada for some excellent film picks! What will you be watching to celebrate National Canadian Film Day? Let us know! 🧵

Dig Jazz? 🎶🎺 Join us in celebrating International #JazzDay (April 30) by exploring our collection of films featuring some of the genre's best music and musicians, like Don Owen's TORONTO JAZZ (video below) → bit.ly/JazzNFB 👐

🪶 June is Indigenous History Month in #Canada. Celebrate by watching #IndigenousCinema! Enjoy our growing catalogue of free to stream films by First Nations, Métis and Inuit creators → bit.ly/Indigenous-Cin…

"Up until recently, stories are mostly being told by people from away, but now stories are being told by Labrador Inuit themselves." 💬 Meet Ossie Michelin & Jennie Williams, two filmmakers committed to sharing and creating Inuit stories from Inuit perspectives, this Canada Day.

I wrote this piece about a serious Very British Problem - alcohol - in the hope it might help anyone who’s struggling. I’ll be back to jokes about tea shortly, but just thought I’d share. telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness…

Ready to get weird at #TIFF22? 🪗 Like + RT this tweet for a chance to win tickets to the Midnight Madness Opening Night Film, WEIRD: THE AL YANKOVIC STORY, a biopic about the eclectic singer-songwriter. Contest closes Sept 2 at 9am EST, full R&R’s: bit.ly/3KrTEFs

🎶 Novelist, poet, singer-songwriter... the only thing broader than his artistry was the breadth of the subjects he explored. Celebrate the late Leonard Cohen's 88th birthday by revisiting this seminal short doc by Donald Brittan and Don Owen → bit.ly/2xVLBf9

🧡 As the Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Senator Murray Sinclair was a key figure in raising global awareness of the atrocities of Canada’s residential school system. Witness his kindness and wisdom in Alanis Obomsawin's latest short → bit.ly/HtSMSdoc

Please take a look National Film Board of Canada doc "The Strangest Dream". It explores Rotblat's moral dilemma, his leaving the #ManhattanProject and the beginnings of the peace movement that was supported through the #Pugwash Conferences in #NovaScotia #NobelPeacePrize nfb.ca/film/strangest….

💣💥 Did you know that Oppenheimer's work was so controversial, one of his colleagues quit on the job? THE STRANGEST DREAM tells the story of Joseph Rotblat, the only scientist to leave the Manhattan Project and co-founder of the modern peace movement → bit.ly/3Yc6rmp

The flip side of #Oppeneheimer. watch the #AcademyAward winning short doc "If You Love This Planet" directed by Terre Nash streaming for free via National Film Board of Canada nfb.ca/film/if_you_lo…