Her Perspective: 3 filmmakers share what it’s like to premiere at Sundance
Join in the intimate conversations at our annual Sundance Female Filmmaker dinner.
Join in the intimate conversations at our annual Sundance Female Filmmaker dinner.
Culture
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Canada Goose The Journey: Go Behind the Curtain
Inside the final moments of preparation before our latest—and most extraordinary—store opened its doors to the public.
Inside the final moments of preparation before our latest—and most extraordinary—store opened its doors to the public.
Lichen & Lace: A closer look at artwork that speaks to the delicacy of nature
Canada’s Arctic flora and Europe’s textile traditions come together in the artwork inside our Paris store.
Canada’s Arctic flora and Europe’s textile traditions come together in the artwork inside our Paris store.
Director Nisha Ganatra on subverting the status quo of Hollywood
“It’s kind of a political act to go to see a smaller movie the opening weekend and really support it. “
“It’s kind of a political act to go to see a smaller movie the opening weekend and really support it. “
Generations of Warmth
A celebration of the ties that bind—and all the unique ways we find our family
A celebration of the ties that bind—and all the unique ways we find our family
In Conversation: Canadian filmmakers Sophie Deraspe & Sofia Banzhaf
From securing funding for your first feature to joining the race to the Academy Awards, two emerging Canadian filmmakers share their journey.
From securing funding for your first feature to joining the race to the Academy Awards, two emerging Canadian filmmakers share their journey.
A dialogue between two landscapes: Examining the art of Qavavau Manumie and Alex Fischer
This art a dreamscape, and what is more dreamlike than a world in which human figures are integrated within their environment, not as observers or destroyers but as elements?
This art a dreamscape, and what is more dreamlike than a world in which human figures are integrated within their environment, not as observers or destroyers but as elements?
How Polymetis’ Monument to Arctic Phenomena went from idea to art installation
“It’s a tiny part of the print that’s been enlarged without becoming too obvious. It allows for interpretation, leaving it open for people to decide for themselves what it was speaking to.”
“It’s a tiny part of the print that’s been enlarged without becoming too obvious. It allows for interpretation, leaving it open for people to decide for themselves what it was speaking to.”
