Having secured a U.S. Netflix deal and multiple international sales in Europe and Asia, the songbird documentary is now embarking on a Canadian campus tour.
A selection of photos from the ACTRA Toronto diversity committee event.
The Toronto-based company launches its skinny basic package as a live-streaming offering via Roku, the Toronto Urban Film Festival awards short filmmakers, plus more news.
From Playback magazine: Three Canadian indies that have, or are about to, take the leap into animated family features discuss their strategies. (The Nut Job 2 pictured.)
While the market picked up toward the end of the fest, TIFF director and CEO Piers Handling says distributors are approaching markets more conservatively.
The winning filmmakers will be mentored by Warren P. Sonoda and Avi Federgreen.
Nitro Rush tops the chart for the week of Sept. 9 to 15, with 9 le film at #2 and The New Life of Paul Sneijder at #3
From Playback magazine: The executive who steered Deluxe Entertainment through a wholesale digital transition is plotting his next moves.
Sully enters the chart at #1 for the week of Sept. 9 to 15, followed by Don’t Breathe at #2 and Suicide Squad at #3.
Jungle Book tops the DVD chart for the week of Aug. 29 to Sept. 4, with Huntsman at #2 and Me Before You at #3.
Filming is underway on L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables: Good Stars and Fire & Dew, produced by Breakthrough Entertainment.
A selection of pictures from Entertainment One’s TIFF party, held at the company’s headquarters in Toronto.