Ontario Centre Publicist, National Film Board of Canada. Nothing to do with NASCAR.
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Jennifer Mair retweeted
⚪️This pearl is going for gold! 🤩
THE GIRL WHO CRIED PEARLS is among the 15 shortlisted by @TheAcademy for this year's Animated Short Film Oscar® → bit.ly/3MFL3nV
Congrats to @clydehenryprod, film team, and fellow contenders
Thrilled for our coproduction GHOSTS OF THE SEA! Congrats to the team and thank you to the @TFCA. Canadians can watch it now at nfb.ca/film/ghosts-of-the-se…
The nominees for @Rogers Best Canadian Documentary are:
- Endless Cookie
- Ghosts of the Sea
- Who Killed the Montreal Expos?
#TFCAawards
Jennifer Mair retweeted
#TIFF50 World Premiere:
❤️🩹 THERE ARE NO WORDS
dir. Min Sook Lee
ALT A graphic containing a film still from THERE ARE NO WORDS. A black and white image of a man smiling at the camera with a small baby looking down. The graphic reads: "TIFF Docs, There Are No Words, dir. Min Sook Lee"
Jennifer Mair retweeted
Elbows up! Here's how @thenfb captures the diversity of Canadian stories from past to present. 🍁 povmagazine.com/imagining-ca…
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🤩The #NFB returns to #annecyfestival with 3 shorts in this year's prestigious Official Competition! Congrats to the teams behind:
📽️ Chris Lavis & Maciek Szczerbowski's (@clydehenryprod) THE GIRL WHO CRIED PEARLS
🍞 @alexboya_'s BREAD WILL WALK
🪒 Andrea Dorfman's HAIRY LEGS
#ShortFilms 🎥
✨#annecyfestival reveals the first part of its #OfficialSelection!
🎬 #Congratulaitons to the 71 #shortfilms that will compete in the 4 competitive sections:
35 Official, 9 Off-Limits, 17 Perspectives and 10 Young Audiences.
annecyfestival.com/en/the-fe…
Amazing news! Congrats to the team! ANY OTHER WAY is now available on @CraveCanada - crave.ca/en/tv-shows/any-oth…
The @Rogers Best Canadian Documentary Award goes to ANY OTHER WAY: THE
JACKIE SHANE STORY #TFCAawards 👏👏 @thenfb @BangerFilms @CraveCanada
Jennifer Mair retweeted
“…an indigenous gender-fluid warrior is gifted with Inkwo (medicine/magic)…” Bradley Gibson on the @sundancefest short Inkwo: For When The Starving Return.
filmthreat.com/reviews/inkwo… #SundanceFilmFestival #FilmThreatSundance #Sundance #Sundance2025
Jennifer Mair retweeted
Here are 15 David Lynch quotes to fire your creativity and guide you through life.
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🕯️ The #NFB mourns the passing of veteran animator, director, and producer Robert Verrall (1928–2025). A pioneer of our animation department, his legacy lives on through the many award-winning works he helped create.
Join us in remembering him with this segment from MAKING MOVIE MAGIC → bit.ly/4aEkac1 💐
Jennifer Mair retweeted
En route to @sundancefest !
✨ Meet filmmaker Amanda Strong (@spottedfawnart ) - with @thenfb @NFB_Jennifer @maralmo
🤩 Who else is excited for @sundancefest?!
Ahead of its screening, @sundanceorg invites you to meet Amanda Strong (@spottedfawnart)—the incredible creator behind INKWO FOR WHEN THE STARVING RETURN. Watch now → bit.ly/3WgXd8r #NFB #IndigenousCinema
⬇️One of my personal faves! nfb.ca/film/paddle_to_the_se…
In 1966, Bill Mason released his short live-action film Paddle to the Sea with the National Film Board.
Acclaimed upon its release, it was shown to Canadian children in schools for decades.
Let's learn about this famous film based off a book :)
🧵1/9
ALT This photo shows a person holding a wooden paddle with an inscription carved into it. The text on the paddle reads: "I AM PADDLE TO THE SEA PLEASE PUT ME BACK IN THE WATER." The paddle appears to be weathered, suggesting it has been in use or exposed to the elements for some time. The background is blurred but seems to be an outdoor setting, possibly near a body of water or on a rocky shore, which aligns with the message on the paddle.
Jennifer Mair retweeted
🆓📽️✨ FREE SCREENINGS IN #MONTREAL!
Join us every Thursday at 7 PM at the Alanis Obomsawin Theatre inside the #NFB HQ in Îlot Balmoral for a special series of free film showings, co-presented with @QDS_MTL. Kicking off January 9!
🎟️ First come, first wow—no reservations needed! Learn more → bit.ly/3ZU7Jns
Jennifer Mair retweeted
🤩 THE NEWS IS OUT!
We're thrilled to share that Torill Kove's MAYBE ELEPHANTS is among the 15 works shortlisted by @TheAcademy in this year's Animated Short Film #Oscars® category → bit.ly/3Dm4ygu
Congrats to the team, our co-producer Mikrofilm, and everyone who made the cut!
#NFB #FYC
Congrats @BangerFilms and @thenfb for JACKIE SHANE!
The nominees for Rogers Best Canadian Documentary are: Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story, Yintah, Your Tomorrow #TFCAawards
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.@DOCorg and CBC Launch Mental Health Initiative for Documentary Filmmakers povmagazine.com/doc-and-cbc-…
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💥⚓ On the morning of 6 December 1917, two ships collided in Halifax Harbour, triggering the largest accidental explosion in history.
The Oscar-nominated short, THE FLYING SAILOR, offers a stunning reimagining of one miraculous survivor's journey → bit.ly/SailorNFB #NFB
Jennifer Mair retweeted
Applications are now open for the @Telefilm_Canada Emerging Critic Award!
If you dream of riding that escalator up to a TIFF P&I screening one day (as we all do), apply today!
Deadline is Dec. 30 @ 6:00 PM 👍👍 #TFCAawards
torontofilmcritics.com/featu…
Jennifer Mair retweeted
Thao Lam and Kjell Boersma’s multi-award-winning National Film Board of Canada (NFB) animated short Boat People is being featured as a Staff Pick on Vimeo, starting November 19.
#BoatPeople #KjellBoersma #NationalFilmBoardofCanada #NFB #ThaoLam #Vimeo
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