Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 tops the DVD chart for the week of March 21 to 27, with Daddy’s Home at #2 and Game of Thrones season five at #3.
The former Anchor Bay Canada execs see an opportunity in the distribution industry’s mid-tier.
Shaw Media has acquired three-part U.K. drama Capital from Fremantle International, plus more deals of the week. (Hulu pickup, The Book of Negroes pictured.)
The debut feature from Grayson Moore and Aidan Shipley is now shooting in southern Ontario.
For the second competition, five filmmakers including Koumbie and Nicole Steeves (pictured) will have five months to create their films with budgets of $1,000.
The Catherine Bell-starrer is a departure from the Toronto prodco’s recent specialization in holiday TV films.
The Forsaken DOP wins Theatrical Feature Cinematography award, while Comweb Group head Paul Bronfman announces a new scholarship fund.
Les mauvaises herbes tops the chart for the last week of March, followed by Born to be Blue at #2 and Brooklyn at #3.
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is #1 for the last week of March, with Zootopia at #2 and My Big Fat Greek Wedding at #3.
The CMF-backed software program Liquid Cinema is being showcased at MIPTV. (DEEP owner Thomas Wallner pictured.)