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Cats have their breakfast and the wind picks up. Fun on film.
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The National Film Board of Canada has a vast archive of film.
We bring you some great films regularly on this page.
If you enjoyed them, or they made you think, let us know
with our contact us page.
About the National Film
Board of Canada
May 2, 2009 marked the 70th anniversary of the National Film Board of Canada. Since 1939, the NFB has reflected the major developments in cinema over the years — both technical and creative.
NFB films are a true testament to a filmmaker's desire to transmit images and words in a meaningful and passionate way.
You can read and see more of this fantastic film archive here.
Could you make a film?
What would you make it about?
Could you create animation too?
Would you want to display it on the school web site too?
You can get free
software to see this
animation here
Film and visual arts
The Dingles (7 mins 51 secs)
Created by award-winning animator/director Les Drew, this animated short features Doris Dingle and her family of three cats. Sure to appeal to children of all ages, The Dingles shows what happens when an unexpected violent wind disrupts the family's idyllic life.
The film is based on the book The Dingles, written by Helen Levchuk and illustrated by John Bianchi.
This is a film about life being upset by something from the outside. Learning to cope and to overcome difficulties.
Do you like being out in the wind...and the rain?
Who is your favourite cat in the movie?
Can you imagine 'swimming' in a strong wind like the dog Mrs. Dingle saw??
Can you draw a picture of your cat?
Feature from the National Film Board of Canada