Hank Williams First Nation
An elderly Cree man decides that before he dies he must travel via Greyhound from his remote Indian Reservation in Northern Canada, into the southern United States to visit the grave of Hank Williams. Along the way he an
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The First Nation on Mars
Sam (39 years old), a foreign national astronaut, embarks on a journey with his colleague, Ben (35), who serves as the documentarian. Upon arriving on Mars, Sam feels immense pride as a representative of his country, bel
Flooding Hope: The Lake St. Martin First Nation Story
This is a tale of intrigue and sabotage. How is it Lake St. Martin First Nation was permanently displaced from heir ancestral home by the Manitoba flood of 2011? Why would Manitoba government use a water control structur
Treading water: Plight of the Manitoba First Nation Flood Evacuees
Treading Water is a deeply intimate look at the unexpected, untold story of the real-life evacuees behind the national headlines of the 2011 Manitoba flood.
Public Enemy: It Takes a Nation - The First London Invasion Tour 1987
Recorded Live on November 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 1987 from Hammersmith Odeon London, as part of the European Def Jam Tour. With additional footage of Public Enemy on the streets of London.
Peace for Armenia: The Plot to Destroy the First Christian Nation
“Peace for Armenia” weaves together the stories of Christian Armenians living in the United States, Armenia, and Artsakh in the three nerve-racking months leading to the end of the 35-year-long conflict in Nagorno-Karaba
The First National Kidisc
The First National Kidisc, an original program especially produced for your LaserVision system, brings a new world of meaningful entertainment, creative play and fascinating discovery to children of all ages. This truly
First Nations: Finding the Chickasaw
The extraordinary discovery of pre-American War of Independence documents relating to the Chickasaw Nation in the great libraries of the United Kingdom has uncovered a treasure trove of previously unseen material.
America's First Nations
Before the first Europeans set foot in the Americas, the Native American tribes of the Northeast were locked in a bitter and bloody conflict. Then, a great warrior and man known as "the Peacemaker" brought the warring tr
The First National Dyke Jumping Championships
In 1980, in addition to the pleasant walks, picnics, and bird watching, Ferry Meadows Country Park becomes home to the first National Dyke Jumping Championships. The Fenland sport, which Guy Michelmore describes as 'just
First Line of National Defense
Documentary footage of indigenous Pacific islanders.
Ireland and the First Nations
The incredible untold story of how Irish people interacted with the First Nations of North America, with contributions from some of Ireland's leading historians along with a new wave of First Nations academics and commen
That Never Happened: Canada's First National Internment Operations
The documentary tells the little known story of thousands of Ukrainian and Eastern Europeans that were interned in Canadian camps during the First World War.
Yellowstone: The World's First National Park
Home to some of the most majestic scenery in the United States, Yellowstone National Park contains nearly 9,000 square miles of forests, geysers and other natural wonders. This documentary explores the park's history and
The First National Competition of Community Centre Groups
In 1946, the 1st National Competition of Trade Union Member Clubs was held. Almost one thousand amateur teams took part in it, bringing together approximately 40,000 workers, women and men. The reportage was created duri
National Parks Exploration Series: Acadia - The First National Park East of the Mississippi
This documentary captures the beauty of Maine's Acadia National Park, as well as detailing the history of the location which happens to be the first area east of the Mississippi River to be declared a National Park.
Killing the Indian in the Child
The Indian Act, passed in Canada in 1876, made members of Aboriginal peoples second-class citizens, separated from the white population: nomadic for centuries, they were moved to reservations to control their behavior an