The festival also handed out more than $75,000 in prize money to the winners of the Short Film Pitch program.
With the long-term goal of helping grow festival audiences, TJFF Online aims to roll out 25 films this year.
Joseph Clement’s Integral Man will get a Canadian theatrical release this fall, plus more deals.
Maudie jumps into the #1 spot, followed by C’est le coeur qui meurt en dernier at #2 and Ballerina at #3.
New awards totalling $100K will be handed out to two participating projects at the festival’s Forum.
Maudie cracks the top 10, with The Fate of the Furious at #1 and The Boss Baby at #2.
The prodcos are developing Keith Ross Leckie’s novel Coppermine for the big screen.
The French-language film earned nearly $2.9 million at the Canadian box office in 2016.
The Toronto prodco, known for its social and political documentaries, is ramping up its scripted efforts.
The founder of Montreal’s EyeSteelFilm will be presented with the $10,000 prize at the Hot Docs Awards on Friday.
Chokeslam and Wynonna Earp were among the big winners at the Alberta Film & Television Awards.