VISIONS FROM THE WILDERNESS : THE ART OF PAUL KANE"An artist on a mission, he travelled a continent to document a changing world" 2001
Visions from the Wilderness: The Art of Paul Kane profiles the fascinating and paradoxical life of North American wilderness artist, Paul Kane. In 1846, Paul Kane hitched a ride out of Toronto via the fur-trade brigades to be one of the first to capture the last vestiges of 19th century native life in the North American west. By exploring his life and his work, the documentary shows how Kane’s art was shaped by his mentors, his patrons and his passion. The documentary premiered on Bravo!, with Canadian broadcasts on APTN (Aboriginal People’s Television Network), ACCESS-The Education Station, Canadian Learning Television, Saskatchewan Communications Network and the Knowledge Network. Also available in French, the documentary aired on TFO. International broadcasts on TG4 in Ireland and Artsworld in the U.K.
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LUCKY BREAKSIs the road to success paved with a lucky break? Season 1 (2000/2001) Season 2 (2001/2002)
In this TV series, celebrities from the world of sports, arts, entertainment and business share their breakthrough stories and speculate on the role luck played in their success.
Visit www.luckybreakstv.com for a list of celebrities and to find out what's on this week's episode.
Season Two airs Thursday-7:00p.m. ET/4:00 p.m. PT on Star! - Canada's Entertainment-Information Station.
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WOMEN OF CHANGE1999
As business goes global and trade agreements dissolve borders, women in Canada and Mexico work together to champion human rights in a world of rapid economic change.
Broadcasts: Vision TV, CLT, Knowledge Network, SCN, Global Visions: Rights on Reel Screenings: Honourable mention Columbus International Film and Video Festival, Finalist Worldfest View Clip
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SPIRIT BEAR: AT THE HEART OF CANADA'S RAINFOREST1998
This magazine segment, produced for The Discovery Channel's WILD Discovery, takes viewers on a journey through Canada's B.C. coast in search of the spirit bear and looks at the issues threatening its habitat. Broadcast: The Discovery Channel View Clip
BEAUTY & THE BEACH1997
This one hour television documentary explores contemporary women's history through an examination of the swimsuit in 20th century popular culture. Available in French and English language versions.
Broadcasts: TLC, WTN, CBC Newsworld, Société Radio-Canada, CTV affiliates, Knowledge, SCN, ACCESS, The NewVR, Oxygen Screenings: Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival - Nominated best social issues documentary, Bronze Plaque - Columbus International Film & Video Festival, Worldfest - Flagstaff International Film & Video Festival
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GREENPEACE: MADE IN CANADA1996
A documentary profile of the noted environmental organization on the occasion of its 25th anniversary. Broadcast: The Discovery Channel View Clip
SPINNING VINYL - AN INVESTIGATION INTO PVC PLASTIC1996
A deadly fire at the Plastimet plastic recycling factory in Hamilton ignites public debate around PVC plastic - one of the most commonly used plastics.
Broadcast: The Discovery Channel
NAFTA: PLAYING WITH A VOLATILE SUBSTANCE1993
This 55 minute broadcast documentary looks at the implications of the North American Free Trade Agreement in both Canada and Mexico. Hosted by Eric Peterson.
Broadcasts: Saskatchewan Communications Network, MacLean-Hunter Cable System Screenings: International Film Series on Development Issues, YMCA of Greater Toronto, Toronto Women in Film
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OPENING THE DOOR TO COMMUNITY HEALTH1991
This one hour program explores ways for greater public involvement in the health care system by profiling community driven health centres across Canada.
Broadcasts: Knowledge Network, Saskatchewan Communications Network, ACCESS Screenings: The St. Lawrence Forum - The Crisis in Health Care View Clip
INDECISION TIME/UN CANADA ERRANT1992
This 24 minute, bilingual docu-drama is designed as an educational film. Its goal is to foster understanding and communication between French and English Canadians. Broadcasts: Roger's Cable Network
THE JANITOR1991
The half hour drama tells the story of a Sri-Lankan refugee and his attempt to gain employment and acceptance in Canada.
Broadcasts: CBC National Television, Vision TV, Knowledge Network
JOE LEWIS1990
This 25 minute documentary gives a portrait of an artist and his struggle with the AIDS virus. Broadcasts: CBC National Television Screenings: Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival
CUT ADRIFT1989
This short documentary chronicles the impact of the closing of the Canadian Forces Base Summerside on the people of that P.E.I. town. Screenings: Atlantic Film Festival
MEECH LAKE: REDEFINING CANADA?1989
This 25 minute docu-drama is a creative investigation of the Meech Lake Accord. Broadcasts: Saskatchewan Communications Network
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