Other Canadian winners include Kim O’Bomsawin’s Ninan Auassat: We, the Children, which won in the Magnus Isacsson Competition.
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The group has called on Telefilm to amend its Production Program guidelines to require eligible companies to be in good standing with unions and guilds.
Among the licensed films is the Will Smith-starring Seven Pounds and the 2014 remake of About Last Night.
Family Channel acquires SuperKlaus in two formats, NBCUniversal brings FAST channels to Fubo, and more.
Continue Playing follows Leo Vitelli’s journey from Major League Gaming to Canada’s only 200-mile race in the Rocky Mountains.
The 60-minute documentary will be released on a variety of Bell Media platforms on Jan. 22.
Some of the mentor directors include Clement Virgo, Jon Cassar and Norma Bailey.
The selections span nine short fiction films, three short documentaries and one feature documentary.
The initial slate includes rom-com trilogy The Groomsmen and Hallmark’s Scouting For Christmas.
The film’s cast also took home a first feature jury prize at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival.