GroupM’s “The State of Digital” report found Canadians consume nine hours of media daily, with half of those hours spent online.
The Montreal-based eOne subsidiary has acquired the global rights to Arcand’s upcoming The Fall of the American Empire, as well as the doc Anthropocene.
French-language projects selected include Sophie Deraspe’s Antigone and director Daniel Grou’s Mafia Inc.
Boat Rocker Rights sells Bitz & Bob (pictured) abroad, Blue Ice Docs picks up Canadian rights to The Silence of Others, plus more.
Produced by Toronto’s Ferocious Films, the doc nabbed a $10,000 cash prize.
In his keynote address at the Hot Docs Film Festival, Indigenous Screen Office director Jesse Wente laid out his goals for the newly launched office.
Produced by Daniel Bekerman and Sheryl Kotzer, Zoe Hopkins’ directorial debut will get a May theatrical release.
Meanwhile, Mark Ellis (pictured) gave a moving tribute upon accepting the Denis McGrath Award for Service to the WGC.
The festival also announced a number of other programming and program changes.
Indian Horse breaks the top 10, while Rampage nabs the top spot, followed by I Feel Pretty at #2.
Indian Horse leads the pack, followed by La Bolduc at #2 and La Terre Vue Du Coeur landing at #3.