Projects from Hungry Eyes Film & Television and Shaftesbury are heading to the copro market in September.
The Steve Suderman-directed feature-length Beyond the Autism Spectrum is also set to air on TVO in October.
Five Canadian features get world premieres, including Ana Valine’s Once There Was a Winter and Melanie Wood’s Shut Up and Say Something.
With production underway on its latest original Summer of ’84, director of development Jameson Parker discusses what’s next.
De Pere en Flic 2 is at #1, followed by Bon Cop Bad Cop 2 at #2 and Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World at #3.
Benjamin Ross Hayden’s Red Eye and Sonia Bonspille-Boileau’s Rustic Oracle are among the 11 projects to receive funding.
De Pere en Flic 2 is at #8, with Dunkirk is at #1 and The Emoji Movie at #2.
More than 50 Canadian features and shorts have been added to the festival’s lineup, as well as the world premiere of Mary Harron’s miniseries Alias Grace.
Montreal filmmaker Anne Emond will be the last resident of the Len Blum program, which is entering its final year.
Plus: Doc Lab Saskatchewan names participants and Stingray and Via Rail partner.
The film festival will offer a day of digital-first programming in partnership with the Toronto-based YouTube fest.
The Corus-owned specialty channel also announced premiere dates for recently acquired U.S. series, The Sinner and Marvel’s Runaways.