Item 7’s Pierre Even discusses why Eye on Juliet, the latest film from Kim Nguyen (pictured), has been worth the wait.
Kung Fu Panda 3 tops the DVD chart for the week of June 27 to July 3, followed by Zootopia at #2 and Deadpool at #3.
Finalists for the Manitoba festival’s emerging filmmaker competition include Ian Bawa and Rowan Gray.
The feature is based on the true story of 11 young men who drowned during a canoe trip in Ontario in 1926. (Producer Mehernaz Lentin and director Richard Bell pictured.)
Bell Media has secured Xbox One distribution for CraveTV, plus more deals of the week.
James Franco is one of three new jury members added to the film competition, Creative Saskatchewan will support two NSI programs, plus more news of the week.
Eighteen residents have been named to the CFC’s longest-running program, including Emma Fleury and Brendan Prost. (Program participants pictured.)
Bots, dynamic pricing apps can help improve business and better the user experience, says the latest Key Trends report from the Canada Media Fund.
The Swiss festival has unveiled its 2016 lineup, which includes two films from Canadian filmmakers. (This Time Tomorrow pictured.)
Les 3 p’tits cochons 2 is #1 for the week of July 1 to 7, followed by Into the Forest at #2 and Rocky Mountain Express at #3.
Among the projects selected for production funding is a new film from Genevieve Dulude-De Celles.
Finding Dory tops the chart for the week of July 1 to 7, with The Legend of Tarzan at #2 and The Purge: Election Year at #3.