ZDF Studios has picked up global rights to the second season of Nuit Blanche, plus Superights sells Home Sweet Rome! in multiple territories, and more.
The Path Forward: Telus proposed Canadian virtual BDUs be exempt from contribution requirements, while Anthem Sports & Entertainment called for an Independent Broadcasters Fund.
Netflix’s anime series Scott Pilgrim Takes Off entered the digital chart at No. 5.
Chris Nash’s slasher film has also been picked up for distribution by the AMC Networks-owned horror streamer Shudder.
The Path Forward: the pubcaster also addressed the “ripple effect” its $40 million programming budget cut will have on the indie sector at the CRTC hearings.
The 2023 list includes seven debut features, such as The Queen of My Dreams and Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person.
The feature documentary The Death Tour by Stephan Peterson and Sonya Ballantyne is also set to make its world bow at the festival.
D.W. Waterson’s competitive cheerleading drama is slated for a spring 2024 theatrical release in the U.S.
Chloé Leriche’s film also won three other awards at the Whistler Film Festival, including best director and best performance.
Officer is being remembered for leaving an “indelible” mark on the industry with works like CBC’s The Porter.
The partnership will involve the creation of an online resource centre for the Canadian screen sector.
Netflix’s reality competition series Squid Game: The Challenge, which is inspired by the original scripted series, was a new entry on the digital chart.