Sonic the Hedgehog races to the top, followed by The Call of the Wild at #2 and Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey at #3.
Mafia Inc tops the chart, while The Song of Names and Botero land at #2 and #3, respectively.
Truist Bank has given Kew a 10-day notice period after which it says it may take further steps.
With the company’s previously announced Mississauga studio already booked solid, Whites is set to open another space to meet the surging demand.
Global also expanded its episode order for the latest season of reality series Big Brother Canada, while Toronto’s N5 Pictures unveils a new title.
The Canada/Argentina coproduction sees The Film Farm’s Simone Urdl and Jennifer Weiss serve as executive producers.
Programming VP Louis Calabro chats with Playback about staying ahead of industry trends and how holding Screen Week in late March is boosting the profile of its nominees.
Following the BTLR report’s recommendation, the filmmaking community is cautioning that Canadian cinema could get drowned out in a platform-agnostic fund.
Writer/director nominees for the coveted category weigh in on their process, how they pitched their film, and more.
Every stat you need to know (and some you probably don’t) in the lead up to Canadian Screen Week.
Director Sergio Navarretta’s The Cuban will open the 14th edition, while Steve Markle’s Shoot to Marry caps off the Toronto-based fest.
New projects from LoCo Motion Pictures, Sienna Films and Scythia Films were among 12 titles selected.