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The film follows a married couple as they travel to Thailand to make a documentary about a folk legend.
The delegation is led by Screen BC and includes Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport Spencer Chandra Herbert.
The feature film version of Bones of Crows debuted on Hulu on Nov. 19 for Native American Heritage Month.
The 40th IDA Documentary Awards will be handed out in L.A. on Dec. 5.
The four-part program will see the cohort attend the Whistler Film Festival in December.
The amended collective agreement includes three-year wage increases and goes into effect on April 6, 2025.
The Whistler Film Festival also announced the short list for its Screen BC Short Film Award Pitch.
The Christmas-set film is inspired by the popular Radio-Canada series L’oeil du cyclone.
The pausing of the forum also comes with a recalibration of Hot Docs’ industry activities, according to a release.
The program is run by Anthony Q. Farrell through his prodco Canfro Productions.