The NFB’s Black History Month film lineup includes two feature documentaries and over twenty other films showcased in this collection. Free to stream.

D.O.A./Joe Keithley Documentary Kickstarter – Something Better Change will cover the legendary band and Keithley’s political persuits.

Us: A Black Peoples Month Festival presented by Ensemble Theatre Company and curated by Adrian Neblett and Mariam Barry. Online January 28 to February 25, 2021.

The Stanley Park Ecology Critter Club is a six-week educational program online for children who are passionate about animals

EcoStories Film Camp is offered by the Stanley Park Ecology Society and The Cinematheque March 15-26, 2021 for youth ages 14-17.

The Vancouver Short Film Festival is online this year from January 22-24, 2020. Full program and tickets will be released January 6, 2021.

Watch award-winning Indigenous feature film Monkey Beach on Crave starting January 6, 2020 starring Grace Dove and Adam Beach.

On November 19th, you can unlock access to The Donut King, a film by Alice Gu, which tells the rags to riches story of Ted Ngoy.

J-Horror at The Cinematheque – a frightening lineup of five films screening October 23-31, 2020 just in time for Halloween

The 12th annual Spark Animation Film Festival is online October 29 to November 8, 2020. Enter to win Made in Canada passes from Miss604.