When Les Grands Ballets Canadiens went on tour in the Far East, it was the first such tour ever undertaken by a Canadian ballet company. Months of preparation were necessary to cope with the overwhelming logistics of moving 50 people through 40 performances in 20 cities across 55 000 kilometers. The tour was a resounding, if exhausting, success. FIRST STOP, CHINA is a record of the choreographed performances and the unrehearsed moments of a great ballet company on the road, against a backdrop of unfamiliar sights and sounds. Their itinerary included China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, Japan and Korea.

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WATERWALKER is a documentary feature celebrating the Ontario wilderness. The film follows filmmaker/artist Bill Mason's journey by canoe, commencing in the vast reaches of Lake Superior, then exploring winding and sometimes tortuous river waters to the meadowlands of the river=s source. Along the route, Mason paints in oils the various scenes that capture his attention, and, as he does so, muses about his love of the canoe, his paintings and his own sense of the land.

They are the children of survivors and of perpetrators of the Holocaust. Polarized as their heritage is, many of this generation share a legacy of silence. Canadian filmmaker Irene Angelico, herself a child of survivors of concentration camps, undertakes a deeply personal journey; she asks what happened, and why? This powerful feature documentary is structured around the filmmaker's emotional quest. Having grown up in the shadow of the Holocaust, she searches for comprehension through interviews with survivors and their children in Montréal and in Israel.

What do "real men" think about feminism? Can they ever learn to adjust to life with a modern woman? The stories of four men and their relationships with women are interwoven to produce this unusual and intriguing feature-length dramatization. Blue, in his mid-thirties, has spent his adult years searching for the right woman, without any luck. He=s baffled by women's liberation--what do they want? Alex, the same age as Blue, married with two small children, says he needs his freedom. He's having an affair. Mort and Ashley are both in their forties, divorced with children.

Reconstruction of the voyages of Jacques Cartier on the ship "Bel Espoir II" and its crew of thirty-eight. The ship left Halifax on June 6 to stop in Newfoundland, Labrador, Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Anticosti Island and continued to sail along the St. Lawrence to Quebec and Montreal.

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Documentary about prostitutes on Davie Street in Vancouver.

Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)