Running Time: 14 minutes 33 second

Running Time: 18 minutes

A generation wildly pursuing their taste for adventure as they document their global kayaking journey: from launching into the White Nile's legendary Hypoxia Rapid to experiencing first descents on the thundering rivers of Madagascar. You'll be with them every step of the way.

Running Time: 38 minutes

Wet-House combines amazing footage from around the globe with intriguing commentary as it artistically profiles a select group of the world's best paddlers, not just as athletes, but as individuals with personality, character and opinion. Wet-House is the story of six fiercely independent boaters from the far corners of the world; united by their shared thirst for big water and high adventure.

Running Time: 45 minutes

This is the journey of four women who paddled the Dubawnt River (northern Saskatchewan, NWT and Nunavut) during a 50-day canoe expedition. The film is an exploration of the relationship between people and nature through canoe travel and relating to the land.

Running Time: 58 minutes 56 seconds

Ray Mears builds a traditional canoe made from birch bark, cedar and spruce roots. It's a skill requiring judgement and patience. Everything is judged by hand and eye using only traditional tools and natural materials. One of the finest crafts ever created, making one is the realization of a life long ambition. This film also includes interviews with Kirk Wipper and Becky Mason.

Running Time: 25 minutes

During the summer of 1905 treaty commissioners travelled the length of the Albany River. One hundred years later a small group of First Nation people paddled the same river on their way to Ottawa. The trip took three months, covered 1,600 km and visited seven First Nation communities. This is the story of the group who undertook this historic trip as they went from the rich boreal forest through to the vast James Bay lowland eventually ending up on the Ottawa River.

Running Time: 26 minutes 6 seconds

At the end of every canoeing season Club de canot-camping Les Portageurs of Montreal present a video compilation of the season's best moments featuring dramatic and humourous scenes of whitewater paddling set to music from the movies. Let the show begin!

Running Time: 4 minutes 12 seconds

Singer/songwriter, David Hadfield, recounts Kevin Callan's “blooper moments” up Algoma's West Aubinadong River.

Running Time: 45 minutes

Frank Wolf and Todd Macfie attempt to retrace an ancient Viking trade route across Scandinavia. The remote route is steeped in history but they are challenged by grueling portages and nasty weather as they struggle to paddle their canoe 800 kilometres from the west coast of Norway all the way to Finland.

Running Time: 1 hour 45 minutes

Canoe Quest is a documentary film that profiles the events of the 2005 Saskatchewan Centennial Canoe Quest Race. This film captures the thrilling experience of 30 canoe teams, with paddlers from Canada, the United States and Scotland as they race their way across 1,018 kilometres of Saskatchewan's boreal north. Over flat water, rapids and portages, teams paddle 50 – 95 kilometres a day and are expected to complete the race in just 16 days.

Running Time: 21 minutes

Hudson River Extreme documents the experiences of a group of New York City high school students as they discover the highs and lows of learning to whitewater kayak during a five-day course. Well-known kayakers, Jessie Stone and Eric Jackson lead the way.

Running Time: 23 minutes

This film investigates the evolution, form and function of the canoe and considers the simple brilliance of a design that defined a nation. From ocean-going designs of the Pacific Haida and the Inuit to the Great Lakers of the Algonquin and the Voyageurs, the canoe can be used to cross the entire continent. Bill Mason once said, “First God created a canoe; then He created a country to go with it.”