The annual Toronto-based documentary festival will feature 63 world premieres overall, including several new Canadian docs.
The award-winning web series, which first premiered on YouTube in 2019, is now in development as a half-hour comedy about actors working on a fictional medical drama.
The media company will finance and distribute premium documentaries, starting with Le Bal Paris from subsidiary prodco Maven.
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Canadian copro Sugar and Reginald the Vampire lead the slate as the Cineflix Media-owned distributor returns to Cannes for the first time since 2019.
The CRTC set the deadline as it issued another administrative renewal of the pubcaster’s current broadcast licences.
Boat Rocker will work with merchandise licensing partners to expand its consumer offerings in the U.K. following the April premiere.
The 180-hour programming list includes new acquisitions within lifestyle, factual and kids content.
The increase to the province’s film and TV production grant program is expected to generate more than $33 million in production volume and 600 new jobs.
The inaugural telecast will air on CBC and CBC Gem on Sept. 25 from the History music venue in Toronto’s east end.
Farming For Love, which pairs urban and rural-based singles, is expected to go into production in British Columbia later this year.
Slip, created by star and director Zoe Lister-Jones, will begin production in Toronto in April.