The Canadian lineup includes a Trailer Park Boys spinoff film and two music-focused documentaries.
Producer and star Adam Rodness discusses the film, which follows 2020’s Faking a Murderer, and the future plans for the film series.
White People Helping follows a white couple who try to manipulate an Indigenous gardener into giving up his cottage.
Blue Fox Entertainment acquires worldwide rights to This Too Shall Pass, Rogers brings Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen to Bravo in Canada, and more.
The changes include a new framework for certain minority copros and expanded carbon footprint reporting requirements.
Villeneuve’s horror-thriller follows a diabetic biology student who must escape a deadly cat and mouse game.
Co-directors Zach Melnick and Yvonne Drebert discuss the self-distribution strategy behind their Great Lakes doc.
Plus: A Canadian doc is among the recipients of the Sundance Sandbox Fund and Justin Simms’ Sons sets it world premiere.
The projects were chosen as part of the second round of fiction film support for the year.
The winning pitch, Broken Bones, is a horror thriller starring Sarah Cleveland.