Remembering the NFB's groundbreaking women's film studio, 50 years later

"An event in Cobourg, Ont., is shining a light on a precedent-setting piece of Canadian film history.

And it all started in a basement room at the National Film Board.

That was the first location of Studio D — created in 1974 with the purpose of making films by, for, and about women, and initially given a shoestring budget of just $100,000. " - CBC News