Au revoir le bonheur and The Lion and the Wolf (Le loup et le lion) continue to lead Canadian films at the box office.
Oscar Peterson: Black + White and Ghosts of Afghanistan score three awards each as the Canadian Screen Awards begin a week-long rollout of winners.
DGC BC says year-long negotiations over a new collective agreement have broken off over issues including COVID testing and employer clawbacks.
Black will step away from Hot Docs after more than 20 years with the Toronto-based documentary-focused festival.
The production and distribution group says it’s unifying its portfolio of companies under the Sphere banner “to enhance and support the creation, production and distribution of content.”
The company has bolstered its rights division as it expands its work in scripted and unscripted content across its portfolio of production companies.
Updated: Parent company TVA Group has announced that Jean-Philippe Normandeau will continue as COO and “maintain continuity in the development” of the Montreal company.
Producers behind Dawn, Her Dad and the Tractor and White Elephant talk about handling distribution on their own.
Plus: Wildhood and Night Raiders get Canadian Society of Cinematographers Award nods, Drinkwater to open international youth festival, and more.
The film is shooting in Prince Rupert, B.C., as an adaptation of Peter Pan author J.M. Barrie’s ghost story Mary Rose.
The deal will see Cineflix absorb the Toronto prodco’s operations and assets, including its content library, as co-founders Adrienne Mitchell and Janis Lundman move on to new opportunities.
The Langley studio offers eight sound stages and more than 260,000 square feet of total space.