Discover the National Film Board of Canada’s rich online collection of Indigenous-made films. This open-access collection features over 200 films by Indigenous directors.
Includes films that are freely available on the NFB site, plus exclusive access to over 500 films in the education collection, teaching guides, interactive projects and other resources. On campus viewing does not require an account. To access the education collection, you must create an account and follow the instructions. To create playlists and chapters of films, see the Quick Start Guide.
To see a list of subscription films only: access Education from the home page. You can sign into your CAMPUS account from this page.
Streaming access to the best in educational video and audio from CBC and Radio-Canada. Curio.ca includes streaming content from television and radio, news reports and more. Episodes from The Doc Zone, The Passionate Eye, The Nature of Things, The Fifth Estate, and The National are included. Documentary series such as 8th Fire and Canada: A People's History are also available.
Visit the Indigenous Videos page on the Media Sources at Camosun Library guide to connect to Indigenous feature films, documentaries, and more!
Many of the films offered are streaming media, and can be accessed with your C number and password. Some films are only available on DVD. Students can watch DVDs in the Lansdowne Library in rooms 141 (Huckleberry room) and 142 (Oregon Grape room), and in the Interurban Library in rooms 341, 342, 355, and 356. You can book study rooms on the Library website.
The Media Librarian, Pasty Scott, is working to replace DVD content with streaming media where possible. Instructors are encouraged to reach out to Patsy if they have requests for streaming titles.