Acclaimed director Werner Herzog came out strongly against capital punishment at the premiere of his anticipated doc Into the Abyss in Toronto.
Marie-France Godbout steps into her new role as the funding body’s national feature film executive for the French market.
The $10 million screen adaptation of the Ayn Rand novel is the first all-rights deal for the new Vancouver-based film distributor.
Photos from Bravo!FACT’s breakfast Friday morning, celebrating the 11 funded shorts set to screen at the festival.
The Canadian indie will release the footie pic and horror feature overseas.
The two media companies are submitting a bid to the IOC for exclusive Canadian broadcast rights to the 2014 and 2016 Games.
The famed producer and l’Universite de Montreal film instructor is honoured for his contributions to Canadian cinema.
The Canadian actor will join an investigation unit in the Toronto-set cop series from Indian Grove Productions.
The Quebec producer won $10,000 for producing three pictures in TIFF this year: Goon, Breakaway and Starbuck.
For each of the festival’s 11 days, TIFF’s director of Canadian Initiatives shares her tips, news and top TIFF picks.
The NFB documentary by Quebec director Lea Pool has a stark message: pink ribbons don’t shrink tumors and corporations are cashing in on breast cancer.
Four films have landed support from HGF’s new marketing program, all of which show potential for kick-starting careers and commercial success, the Fund’s John Galway says.