The National Film Board Animation Collection
The National Film Board Animation Collection includes the following titles:
An ingenious animated documentary about Claude Jutra, the director of Mon Oncle Antoine.
Honors the thousands of girls and women from who were forced into sexual slavery as "comfort women" by the Japanese army during World War II.
An animated meditation on the theme of time, contrasting the worlds of 19th century photographer Eadweard Muybridge who successfully photographed consecutive phases in the movement of a galloping horse, and a mother who, watching her daughter grow up, realizes she is slipping away from her.
A sombre, haunting autobiographical story that follows a young girl's bus ride home in winter.
A spellbinding voyage between the real and the imaginary by 10-year-old Grace, who uses her creative superpowers to navigate the emotional landscape of her mother's depression.
A shy adolescent with an overflowing imagination meets the most beautiful girl in the world...
A friendship unites two little girls from opposing clans in a village where tensions are mounting.
A touching portrait combining animated sequences and archival footage of virtuoso pianist Oscar Peterson.
A satirical meditation on male-female relations, told via three airplane pilots, inexplicably find themselves stranded in the middle of a desert.
An exploration of the urban environment through surfaces, reflections, color, and light.
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