Menteur takes the top spot, followed by The Death and Life of John F. Donovan at #2 and Fabuleuses at #3.
Angel Has Fallen lands at #1, followed by The Lion King at #2 and Good Boys at #3.
Unobstructed View’s Jonathan Gross negotiated the deal, which will see the two work together to provide pricing promotions for Canadian customers.
This year marks the first time a recipient was selected by DGC members, with Molly McGlynn, Linsey Stewart and Rama Rau serving on the inaugural jury.
The CSA-winning documentary from MDF Productions explores the events that took place in Gander, Newfoundland after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
Producers and analysts weigh in on a deal of perhaps unprecedented magnitude in Canada, and one that could have far-reaching ramifications for the local production sector.
Unidentified Woman, Something You Said Last Night and Boom Boom are part of the Canadian projects set for the two-day event.
The company’s Vancouver base will cease operations at the end of August as the company moves to Toronto ahead of TIFF.
Menteur takes the top spot, followed by Jeune Juliette at #2 and Paw Patrol: Ready Race Rescue at #3.
The Lion King comes in at #1, followed by Good Boys at #2 and Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw at #3.
The film sees TIFF Talent Accelerator participant Shasha Nakhai (Take Light) co-direct and produce.
A Cannes-winning drama and a Canadian thriller pick up domestic distribution, while Wattpad lands a development deal with a pan-regional streamer.