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The film tells the story of Sandra Perron, the Canadian Army’s first female infantry officer.
The updates to the virtual studio’s Scarborough location include more than 30,000 square feet of production support space.
The sci-fi thriller follows an astrophysicist who is forced to flee with his family after making a groundbreaking extraterrestrial discovery.
The docufiction hybrid from writer-director Alexander Carson will mark its Canadian release on Nov. 15.
International rights to the thriller were sold to Breaking Glass Pictures earlier this year.
The flagship program from Women in the Director’s Chair will provide the cohort with mentorship and assistance as they advance their careers and develop their projects.
Four new shorts from the student filmmaker program will screen theatrically in March 2026.
Trevor Solway won the Jean-Marc Vallée DGC Discovery Award for his NFB documentary Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man.
The film follows a woman driven into the secular world after being forced away from her fundamentalist sect.
Ron Dias and Joanne Jansen discuss how their struggles with their film Morningside, and its subsequent success, pushed them to enter the Canadian distribution market.
The documentary follows a group of seniors working together to create a horror film.