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Nass River Indians (Reconstruction)

Although little known today, the 1928 Canadian movie, Saving the Sagas, is an early example of a film recording the presence of the ethnographic fieldworker...…

July 22, 2021

So, what’s a Canadian feature film?

By J. A. Forrester (revised for submission to Arthur, Canadianfilm.ca,…

On the Trail with Grey Owl and Bert Bach

Above: featured image description: Grey Owl mending a snowshoe inside…

“Pretty vacant, eh?” Dennis Hopper and Out of the Blue

An essay by Stephen Lee Naish about his soon to…

Stanley Brede, CSC website

Many thanks to Cathy Brede for sharing her link to…

Gatineau Preservation Centre

Nass River Indians (Reconstruction)

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So, what’s a Canadian feature film?

On the Trail with Grey Owl and Bert Bach

“Pretty vacant, eh?” Dennis Hopper and Out of the Blue

Stanley Brede, CSC website

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So, what’s a Canadian feature film?

On the Trail with Grey Owl and Bert Bach

“Pretty vacant, eh?” Dennis Hopper and Out of the Blue

Stanley Brede, CSC website

Rosemary Bergeron – Canadian Film History Pioneer

John C. Foster: Messin’ With Old Thunder

Nass River Indians (Reconstruction)