Documentary for Radio-Canada follows the difficult route faced by Hasidic Jews who want to go their own way

Content is ‘le roi,’ say organizers at the APFTQ, as film and TV producers from across Quebec converge on Gatineau for their annual conference

Montreal’s Couzin Films and director Michael Mackenzie (The Baroness and the Pig) are partway through shooting the feature Adam’s Wall, a romantic drama in which a young Lebanese girl falls in love with a Jewish teenager.

Local businessman Alain Gariépy is courting investors for a new studio aimed a midsized, local shoots in the provincial capital

Teenaged love from opposite sides of the Middle East takes shape in Adam’s Wall, from director Michael Mackenzie and producer Ziad Touma

Teen suicide is tackled head-on in Tout est parfait, a feature by first-timer Yves-Christian Fournier and Go Films producer Nicole Robert (Québec-Montréal, Cheech) currently shooting in Montreal.

In Un capitalisme sentimental, filmmaker Olivier Asselin offers an alternative explanation for Black Tuesday, the fateful day when world financial markets collapsed in 1929.

Chaos ensues after global warming transforms a working-class Montreal neighborhood into a world Mecca for truffles in the surreal storyline of Kim Nguyen’s Truffe, now shooting in Montreal with star Roy Dupuis.

AQTIS and IATSE are back at the bargaining table, working on a more permanent solution to their ongoing turf war over Quebec’s film technicians

The annual diversity festival returns to Toronto with the debut of Frances-Anne Solomon’s A Winter Tale and a look at alternative marketing

Teen suicide story Tout est parfait rolls cameras in Montreal under Go Films producer Nicole Robert and first-time director Yves-Christian Fournier

The federal agency has assisted on sales adding up to as much as $64 million, according to a recent study of its own efforts at festivals and markets including Berlin, E3 and MIPTV