Proper Rights has acquired the international distribution rights to 9/11 documentary For the Love of Their Brother (pictured), plus more deals of the week.
The immersive film experience will travel across the country with a mobile exhibition rig for Canada’s 150th anniversary.
CTV’s Saving Hope (pictured) begins filming in Toronto, TVO to honour Deepa Mehta, plus more news.
The three-movie set was previously commissioned by PBS in the U.S.
Two Lovers and a Bear, starring Tatiana Maslany and Dane DeHaan, is the director’s first English-language feature.
As General Motors announces a new campus on former Cinespace land on Eastern Ave., the studio’s owners reveal the plans behind the sale.
The province’s Film and Television Production Incentive Fund will be left as-is.
The short film directed by actress Chloe Sevigny will close the Critics’ Week sidebar at the festival. (FGF’s Christina Piovesan pictured.)
Nguyen and Morlando (pictured) are among 18 directors to have their films (Two Lovers and a Bear and Mean Dreams, respectively) selected for Directors’ Fortnight section.
Les mauvaises herbes is #1 for the week of April 8 to 14, followed by Sleeping Giant at #2 and Born to be Blue at #3.
The Boss is at #1 for the week of April 8 to 14, with Batman v Superman at #2 and Zootopia at #3.
The director (pictured) of One Dead Indian replaced Sturla Gunnarsson in 2014.