The former executive director of the Reelworld Film Festival joins the programming team under Sally Catto.
Playback‘s Filmmaker of the Year completed her 50th film in as many years and spearheaded the NFB’s plan to bring about representational parity for Indigenous creators.
Justice League is at #1, followed by Coco at #2 and Wonder at #3.
Junior Majeur is at #1, with copro The Man Who Invented Christmas at #2 and Pieds nus dans l’aube at #3.
Adventures in Public School will open the 10-day festival, which will also showcase the debut features of Sadaf Foroughi and Wayne Wapeemukwa, among others.
As a result of declining revenues, all of the Montreal-based BDU’s contributions to independent production funds will be directed to and administered by the IPF.
Charlie Tyrell’s My Dead Dad’s Porno Tapes and Michelle Latimer’s Nuuca made the cut, as well as a trio of NFB projects.
The former director of international distribution at Proper Rights will head up all commercial activities and partnerships related to the festival.
Confronting sexual assault in the industry and achieving gender parity were two of the major topics tackled at the annual Women on Top breakfast.
Plus: Jennifer Podemski wins ACTRA Award of Excellence and Tulipani nabs an international audience award.
From Playback winter issue, interim editor Megan Haynes on speaking up to shift the balance of power.
Filmmaker Ingrid Veninger and director Papas on inspiring the next generation of filmmakers with The Other Side of Porcupine Lake.