The film, distributed by Blue Fox Entertainment in Canada, is slated for an early 2026 festival premiere and theatrical release.
The summit runs from Sept. 8 to 10 during the Toronto International Film Festival.
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The gala honoured Jennifer Podemski, Rick Mercer and Don McKellar with the inaugural Norman Jewison Founder’s Council Award.
Stranger Things led digital demand in early June as the series moved closer to the premiere of its final season.
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The participants will travel to Ireland’s Galway Film Fleadh in July for a targeted business development mission.
The French-language series is directed by Maxime Beauchamp and produced by Wookey co-founders Janelle and Jérémie Wookey.
The Bell Media president discusses plans to elevate Canadian content as the company undergoes a digital transformation.
Trailblazing Talks features Petty interviewing women who’ve made a mark on Canadian history, including Reelworld’s Tonya Williams.
Netflix previously licensed the first season and the companion documentary Amazing Antoine.
The French-language series is currently in production and produced by creator Anthony Cauchy and Magali Gillon-Krizaj.
The first three seasons of the Canadian procedural from Piazza Entertainment ran on CBC and CBC Gem.
The festival’s final two sessions focused on regulating AI and providing an in-depth look at the AI tools currently available to creatives.