TIFF’s artistic director discusses the festival’s upcoming leadership change and why programmers are “questioning their own assumptions” in selecting 2018’s films.
Season for Love, produced by Ira Levy, marks the Toronto company’s first collaboration with Crown Media.
Jodi Mackie and Brad Horvath will manage content sales and identify copro opportunities for the British producer/distributor.
Newfoundland-based director Deanne Foley will premiere two films at the fest, which will also screen Angelique’s Isle, Incredible Violence and a raft of other Canadian features.
The Toronto animation company has partnered with Galen Walker to co-develop and produce original IP.
The Temple Street-produced series hails from comedians Andrew Bush and Mark Little.
Canadian copro Roads in February from writer/director Katherine Jerkovic will have its world premiere at the festival.
The sidebar programmer discusses his interpretation of what a Midnight Madness film can be, and why he’s looking forward to the Talent to Watch pipeline.
New series First Contact and Jennifer Podemski’s Future History will air on the broadcaster, which kicks off its fall season on Sept. 3.
The eight-part digital series is produced by Vancouver’s KGP Films.