Details
- Language
- xx
- Studio
- ONF | NFB
- Directed by
- Élisapie, Marc Séguin
- Written by
- Élisapie, Marc Séguin
- Theme
- coming of age
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Piluk is an animated film produced by ONF | NFB, releasing on August 11, 2026. The film follows a young bird-like figure who journeys from the tundra to a concrete city, giving away feathers from her wings along the way.
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Key features
- ·Genre: animation
- ·Studio: ONF | NFB
- ·Release date: August 11, 2026
- ·Journey narrative across tundra and urban settings
FAQ
When does Piluk release?
Piluk releases on August 11, 2026. Distribution and platform details beyond the studio have not been announced in available data.
Where can I watch Piluk online?
Streaming or theatrical platform details for Piluk have not been confirmed in the available data. ONF | NFB, the producing studio, typically distributes films through festival circuits and its own online platforms, but no specific release venue has been announced for this title.
Who made Piluk?
Piluk is produced by ONF | NFB, the National Film Board of Canada. No individual director name is available in the current data.
What genre is Piluk?
Piluk is an animated film. Its narrative follows a solitary figure journeying through contrasting environments — arctic tundra and a city — and centers on themes of generosity, loss, and connection to nature.
What is Piluk about?
The film follows a young creature named Piluk, born from a single feather, who retraces a journey her mother made before her. Along the way she offers feathers from her own wings to those she encounters, moving from raw tundra landscapes into a concrete city, with the central question being whether she can remain connected to the wind present at her birth.
About this release
Piluk is an animated film from ONF | NFB scheduled for release on August 11, 2026. The story centers on a young creature named Piluk, born from a single feather, who travels across landscapes ranging from open tundra to an urban environment. As she moves through the world, she gives feathers from her gradually thinning wings to passersby and wounded animals, tracing a path that echoes the journey her mother made before her. The film poses a question about whether Piluk can maintain her connection to the wind that was present at her birth as the world around her shifts.
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