Canada filmmaker brings remote Arctic people to screen
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Inuit filmmaker Zacharias Kunuk bought   a video camera in 1981 with the proceeds from the sale of three   soapstone sculptures and the purchase kick-started his   movie-making career.
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Researchers plant a tracking beacon on a two-billion-tonne block of ice floating off the Canadian Arctic coast.
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker Deepa Mehta will explore racism in her new film "Exclusion", inspired by a real-life incident in which a shipload of Indians was turned back from Canada in 1914.
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An interview with the master filmmaker about his new films.
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Nayla Khaja, 26, a filmmaker now studying in Canada, is riding a sudden crest of fame. Khaja had grown tired of hearing misconceptions about Dubai, where she grew up.
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By DENE MOORE  MONTREAL (CP) - Montreal filmmaker Jean Lemire sailed into the Antarctic two years ago planning to spend the winter filming the effects of climate change on one of the harshest environments on earth.  Mother Nature had other plans.
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LOS ANGELES  - The breathing of a polar bear woke up filmmaker Adam Ravetch.
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TORONTO  - Documentary filmmakers   Douglas Gordon and Phlippe Parreno saw it coming.
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An Oscar-nominated filmmaker will exhort Indians to conserve wildlife with a new film, but the message is contained in a racy thriller set in a famous tiger sanctuary instead of in a preachy documentary.
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Celine Petit, Patrick Bismuth and Pauline Huret pictured outside Nunavut Arctic Colleges North 40 campus.
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A controversial fake documentary gets its world premiere in Toronto
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Indie filmmakers from around the world are gaining a new Internet platform for their movies as US website Jaman bets on a global appetite for films made without the help of Hollywood.
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Cinema&#39;s self-styled  anthropologist, Werner Herzog, whose &quot;Grizzly Man&quot; emerged as  one of 2005&#39;s more intriguing documentaries, returns with  another unique travelogue.
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IQALUIT, Nunavut Territory -- Simon Nattaq lost both feet to frostbite when his snowmobile crashed through the ice, made thin by rising Arctic temperatures.
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In a debut book, a young photojournalist explores the no man's land at the outer reaches of the former Soviet Union.
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For his action-adventure movie about plane-crash survivors stranded in Mongolia's Gobi, director John Moore needed a boundless, untouched desert. He found it in Namibia.
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A filmmaker who excels in  peeling back those delicate layers of human frailty, Denmark's  Susanne Bier brings another powerful family portrait to the  Toronto International Film Festival, which premiered her  previous two films.