PRODUCER: Cackle TV

YEAR RELEASED: 2007

Just released, this is the third in a series of award winning adventure sea kayaking films by renowned explorer and documentary maker, Justine Curgenven. It includes over two hours of sea kayaking expeditions, action and wildlife from Antarctica, the Faroe Islands, New Zealand, Wales and Scotland.

Antarctica: 40 minutes
Scottish Tidal Races: 15 minutes
Paul Caffyn: 15 minutes
Cheri Perry & Frey Hoffmeister: 15 minutes
The Faroe Islands: 25 minutes

PRODUCER: Joel Decker/Cliff Langley

YEAR RELEASED: 2005

Dakib is a film about kayaking the steep, cold rivers of the Lake Superior Region. The film puts a central focus on the fun aspect of the Minnesota paddling season and the tight group of paddlers enjoying their adventures.

PRODUCER: Polly Green

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

Share in the travels of three female whitewater kayakers as they attempt the Zambezi and White Nile Rivers of Africa. They are connected by their love of the river and compassion for others. The river has empowered these women to make a difference by helping to eradicate the deadly disease Malaria.

PRODUCER: Karl Mattson

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

In the summer of 2005, two northeastern British Columbia residents, Karl and Inge-Jean Mattson and their dog Pike embarked on an expedition that would follow the run-off from their backyard to the Arctic. Entirely self-propelled from the moment they left their door step, their journey takes them over 3,700 km of creeks, rivers, lakes and oceans to their final destination, Tuktoyaktuk.

PRODUCER: Ken Malenstyn

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

Three adventurers face gale force winds, cabin fever and ancestral ghosts as they attempt to circumnavigate Haida Gwaii's Graham Island by sea kayak.

PRODUCER: Pat Edwards/Kevin Reeves

YEAR RELEASED: 2001

Archie Belaney leaves England at age 17 and comes to Canada. He convinces the world that he is half Native American and assumes the name “Grey Owl”. In the 1930s Belaney, as Grey Owl, speaks to international crowds about preservation and the environment. He becomes a celebrity through his books and speeches culminating in a command performance at Buckingham Palace. The afternoon of his death the North Bay Nugget reveals his true identity as an Englishman from Hastings and the international press goes wild.

PRODUCER: Brenda Beck

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

This film follows a group of paddling adventurers on their trip down the Grand River in Newfoundland (known outside Labrador as the Churchill River). The paddlers share their love of the river and their concerns over the serious degradation of this marvelous resource that would stem from current plans to dam it. The song, A Land Called Labrador, is by beloved local performer Harry Martin.

PRODUCER: Tony Buell

YEAR RELEASED: 2007

PRODUCER: David Bain

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

Join two modern day voyageurs as they take a trip through the French River's Old Voyageur Channel in August 2006. The stunning scenery of the channel is complimented by two original guitar compositions , Georgian Bay Suite and Drifting.

PRODUCER: Tony Buell

YEAR RELEASED: 2007

PRODUCER: Ken Whiting

YEAR RELEASED: 2007

Recreational Kayaking provides new and developing paddlers with the skills and knowledge necessary to comfortably and safely enjoy kayaking. whether your interest in kayaking stems from the desire to get outside and spend time with your friends and family or to explore the endless waterways that surround you. This film is a must-have for every kayaker.

PRODUCER: Steve Moss

YEAR RELEASED: 2007

A ten-year-old boy, while canoeing with his family on the Lady Evelyn River in Temagami, meets two fishermen who divulge their secrets of fishing for speckled trout and their favourite fishing spot. The boy dreams of coming back the next summer and he and his younger brother and parents come back for a 16-day trip down the Lady Evelyn River with lots of ensuing adventures.

PRODUCER: Joe Pavelka, Jennifer Givens, Aaron Feltham

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

The film is the story of 10 Mount Royal ecotourism and outdoor leadership students, two instructors, six canoes, a twin otter and the Nahanni River. The film follows them on their expedition on the Nahanni and documents their feelings, the wildlife and the amazing sites and scenery along the way. The film features music by Bruce Cockburn and Joe Pavelka.

PRODUCER: Jefferson Beck

YEAR RELEASED: 2006

Filmed in Vermont and New Hampshire, this film follows self-taught canoe polist Bill Cummings as he shares his new favourite aesthetic for moving along a river.

PRODUCER: Charlie Spencer

YEAR RELEASED: 1990

The Urban Canoeist draws attention to the ecological importance of urban waterways and the origin and impact of storm water run-off. It also demonstrates the versatility of the canoe and the art of solo canoeing. The film has an original music score.

PRODUCER: Small Video Productions

YEAR RELEASED: 2005

Coal River Adventure is a whitewater rafting trip for Youth at Risk on the Coal River in the Yukon. RCMP, youth leaders and rafting guides lead the trip and give young people the opportunity to experience an adventure on the Coal River as well as enjoy the wilderness and learn outdoor skills.