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Film
Game Theory Films embraces the niche in its distribution strategy
The boutique distributor has announced its latest film acquisitions, including first-ever foreign titles, as it experiments with hyper-focused promotion strategies to reach new markets.
In brief: DGC partners with NSI on Indigenous training programs
Plus, documentaries like Carmine Street Guitars make it on the Academy Awards Best Feature submission list.
MacLeod pledges stability for Ontario tax credits
The Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries wrapped up a four-day visit to L.A. to meet with film and TV execs to promote Ontario’s creative sector.
Cineplex gets revenue boost in Q3, seeks strategic partner for e-sports division
Box office and theatre advertising were on the rise thanks to blockbusters and family-friendly fare.
PNP mellows out with Canadian Strain
The newly Toronto-based distributor nabbed the Canadian distribution rights to the cannabis comedy, written and directed by Geordie Sabbagh and starring Jess Salgueiro.
Metafilms gets to work on Alberic Aurteneche’s feature debut
La contemplation du mystere will be released by FunFilm Distribution in Canada.
NFB docs set to world premiere at IDFA
Ariel Nasr’s The Forbidden Reel and Mira Burt-Wintonick’s Wintopia will world bow at the Amsterdam film fest alongside interactive project Far Away from Far Away.
Hot Sheet: Top 5 Canadian films Nov. 1 to 7, 2019
Jouliks takes the top spot, followed by Les fleurs oubliees at #2 and Il pleuvait des oiseaux at #3.
Hot Sheet: Top 10 films Nov. 1 to 7, 2019
Terminator: Dark Fate comes in at #1, followed by Joker at #2 and Maleficent: Mistress of Evil at #3.
First feature film supported by P.E.I.’s Film Media Fund wraps
The thriller from writer/director Adam Perry is a collaboration between P.E.I.’s Saltwater Films and Newfoundland’s Rink Rat Productions.
Deals: Cineflix, Zeitgeist Films, eOne
Pure heads to Europe and The Woman Who Loves Giraffes lands U.S. distribution, while eOne extends its theme park business to PJ Masks.
Game Theory Films acquires To Live to Sing
Johnny Ma’s Mandarin-language drama, which opened Reel Asian this week, will be released in Canada in early 2020.
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