Now focused on supporting completed feature-length screenplays with a creative team in place, former Frontieres leader Lindsay Peters serves as From Our Dark Side’s director and project mentor.
The influential Cree filmmaker, actor, writer and visual artist was also recently chosen to join the CFC board.
Writer/director Ted Stenson and producer Nicola Waugh discuss bringing the high school basketball comedy together, plus what’s next for Kino Sum Productions.
Two EyeSteelFilm projects picked up support alongside Buffy Sainte-Marie: Power in the Blood and The Grizzly Truth in the English POV Program, plus 13 projects secured support from the Indigenous Program: Production.
The founder will temporarily serve as interim development director, while managing director Angela Heck steps in to run day-to-day operations.
Revealed on the festival’s opening weekend, short films Body So Fluorescent and Swimmers also picked up prizes.
Announced as part of the organization’s Commitment to Change and Anti-Racism, the CFC also unveiled its 10 outgoing directors.
The Montreal-based festival was forced to cancel its physical screenings and postpone its full programming announcement earlier this week.
The DGC Awards nominee discusses her two docs The Magnitude of All Things and The New Corporation: The Unfortunately Necessary Sequel.
Operating with two writers rooms in different provinces, the comedy’s new season will see a dedicated team in the U.S. covering the 2020 presidential election.
The online 21st edition of the festival will see Trevor Cameron’s documentary screen and Lorne Cardinal receive its August Schellenberg Award of Excellence.