Screened as part of TOAFF19
In their follow-up to Manufactured Landscapes and Watermark (TOAFF14), photographer Edward Burtynsky and his artistic collaborators Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de pencier offer a cinematic meditation on the way human activity has reshaped the Earth.
Screened as part of TOAFF21
A celebration of Indigenous knowledge and a gentle, affectionate portrait of an extraordinary soul.
Screened as part of TOAFF21
Against the backdrop of the climate emergency, this gorgeous exploration of indigenous worldview and wisdom draws on ancient animistic beliefs and shamanic rituals in Mongolia and Siberia.
Screened as part of TOAFF20
Visually stunning portrait of two Inuit youth grappling with their future as their communities face the challenges of (neo)colonialism and climate change.
Discover the Canadian street artist challenging the objectification of women in mainstream advertising.
Floating off the coast of Vancouver Island is a sustainable island fortress. For artists Catherine King and Wayne Adams, this is home: a labor of love 24 years in the making.
Alanis Obomsawin’s 50th film delves deep into the power and possibilities of education, providing a glimpse into how a Cree community in Manitoba is actively decolonizing their curriculum and school practices.
Landlords without faces, apartments without renters… Housing prices are skyrocketing in cities across the world, but incomes are not – pushing long-term residents out.
