Nitro Rush tops the chart for the week of Aug. 26 to Sept. 2, with Les 3 p’tits cochons 2 at #2 and Stone Story at #3.
From Playback magazine (part 1 of 2): First-time Canadian filmmakers break down their road to TIFF and what lies ahead. (Tony Elliott’s ARQ pictured.)
The studio also announced updated plans for its 270,000 square-foot studio (renderings pictured) in Pickering, ON.
The Angry Birds Movie is at #1 for the week of Aug. 15 to 21, with Batman v Superman at #2 and God’s Not Dead at #3.
The feature, produced by Buck Productions, Riverside Entertainment and Hulo Films, will screen in the Vancouver festival’s Special Presentations program. (Lead actor Donald Sutherland pictured.)
With festival season underway, Playback speaks with three indie distribution execs making shopping lists for the markets.
The project, which explores the aftermath of the most costly disaster in Canadian history, is the The Guardian and NFB’s second collaboration.
The producer and actor (pictured) joins the funder ahead of its upcoming Script Development Program round.
A note from Playback editor Katie Bailey as she heads out on a mat leave and how this fall’s issue reflects Canadian content creators’ desire and ability to stand out in the crowd.
Brett and Jason Butler have previously collaborated with Marina Cordoni on their action-comedy feature First Round Down.