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A four-part filmed presentation of Staging The Treaty by ANU Productions - a live recording of the long-form theatre performance re-staging the Dáil Debates of (1921–1922) at the original location where they took place i
A four-part filmed presentation of Staging The Treaty by ANU Productions - a live recording of the long-form theatre performance re-staging the Dáil Debates of (1921–1922) at the original location where they took place i
A four-part filmed presentation of Staging The Treaty by ANU Productions - a live recording of the long-form theatre performance re-staging the Dáil Debates of (1921–1922) at the original location where they took place i
In 1752, British settlers and the Mi'kmaq people of Sipekne'katik formed a treaty which ensured the Mi'kmaq had the right to make a living off fishing. However, despite the treaty and Supreme Court rulings in their favou
At the end of WWI, the treaty of Versailles established the conditions for peace in Europe. The aim for the victorious powers was to make Germany pay reparations, and to guarantee a future without war. Yet a decade late
This film documents the surging mass movement against ratification of the new U.S.-Japan Security Treaty in June of 1960. The National Diet Building is surrounded for days by demonstrators shouting, “Down with Kishi!”
A four-part filmed presentation of Staging The Treaty by ANU Productions - a live recording of the long-form theatre performance re-staging the Dáil Debates of (1921–1922) at the original location where they took place i
On the eve of the signing of Treaty 6, a Cree Elder has a premonition about the future.
This documentary explores the years following Canadian Confederation, a delicate period in regard to American attitudes towards Canada. This was a critical time for the two countries, and the complex diplomacy of the Tre
Documentary on Treaty No. 5.
The film tells about the end of the First World War and the events related to the conclusion of the Peace of Versailles, which defined the face of Europe for the next two decades. Twenty years later, the contradictions l