The U.S. online streaming service will give North American releases to four upcoming fall releases by the distributor.
The U.S. picture is the latest from Montreal director Jean-Marc Vallee, who is screening his Reese Witherspoon-starrer Wild in Toronto this week.
The former Just For Laughs director of sales will oversee international sales at Michael Prupas’ shingle.
Canadian director Nadda (pictured) is making her TV debut with Elisabeth, a romantic drama set in the world of international politics.
The deal for the FLQ drama from director Mathieu Denis comes ahead of its world premiere in Toronto.
Assassin’s Creed writer Cory May of Ubisoft will discuss video game writing at the West Coast film festival’s upcoming industry conference.
The movie, inspired by the popular Michel Rabagliati cartoon, will start shooting this week in Quebec City.
Blue Ice Docs and Mongrel Media have unveiled deals ahead of the Toronto festival getting underway Thursday.
The Shaw Media president had a 30-year career in marketing and broadcasting.
The three-year agreement makes Rogers Media the official English-language broadcaster of Montreal Canadiens games.
Edwards arrives at an expanding Vancouver-based indie producer after it acquired Reunion Pictures and formed a joint venture with Lionsgate and Sea to Sky Entertainment.