The Players Film Company director Bradley Walsh and Jolly Rogers’ Curtis Wehrfritz will get their shot at the big screen when their films unspool as part of Perspective Canada at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.

Wehrfritz’s Four Days will make its world premiere at tiff. Shot by Miroslaw Baszak and produced by Cite Amerique, Four Days is a bank-heist-gone-wrong film about a small-time thief named Milt, who double-crosses his partner and gives his loot to his teenage son, aka The Kid. Unaware that his father died during the heist, The Kid heads north expecting to meet his dad but finds his father’s irate partner instead.

Walsh’s 25-minute short Frog Pond, which he made with assistance from the Ontario Film Development Corporation’s Calling Card Program, is about the world’s greatest frog catcher (which Walsh claims to be). Frog Pond is a comedic drama that Walsh says will appeal to anyone who remembers 1977. David Greene was dop.

* Sparks adds Lennard

Sparks Productions has signed director Jonathan Lennard for representation in Canada. Lennard recently moved to New York from Paris where he was a spot director and stills photographer for the past eight years. He is represented by Populuxe in the u.s. Lennard recently returned to Europe for spot work, including a Coca-Cola campaign. His reel includes spots for Macintosh, Snickers and Alcatel.

* Kozak leaves KOKO

Michael Koren, director of Vancouver’s KOKO Productions, has announced that longtime partner Wayne Kozak is leaving the company. Koren and Kozak founded the company 22 years ago.

* New at Players

The Players Film Company has signed director Britt Randle. Randle had been represented by The Partners’ Film Company and recently directed the New York Festival silver award-winning ‘Heroes’ psa for the United Way.

Players also now represents Francisco Pugliese through l.a. affiliate Ace.