Tubi says its new original film accounted for 19.9% of views on the service in Canada during its first week.
The initiative will provide documentary film productions with $1,000 to spend on mental health support.
The winners at this year’s Whistler Film Festival were announced as part of an awards ceremony held on Dec. 8.
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two also picked up two nominations, including Best Motion Picture – Drama.
Blue Ant Studios announces deals in Australia and New Zealand, Sinking Ship secures deals in multiple continents, and more.
The film, inspired by the KOTV-produced series L’oeil du cyclone, released theatrically on Nov. 8.
The nominations include Best Director for Ali Abbasi and Best Lead Performance for Sebastian Stan.
Plus: Village Keeper wins at Regent Park and the DGC’s initial director observer placements are underway.
Asfaha won the award for her psychological thriller screenplay They Echo, which is slated for production next summer.
Both films will make their Canadian theatrical debuts at Toronto’s Hot Docs Cinema in 2025.
The Hungary/Canada/Germany copro is slated to begin production in Q1 2025.