The Last Witch Hunter tops the DVD chart for the week of Feb. 1 to Feb. 7, with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at #2 and Bridge of Spies at #3.
The 14th annual ACTRA Awards ceremony took place Saturday night at The Carlu in Toronto. (Christopher Plummer pictured.)
According to the biennial report, the overall operating profit margin for the industry was 13% in 2014.
A survey looks at Once Upon a Time‘s (pictured) impact on the B.C. economy, Brooklyn hits $5 million at the Canadian box office, plus more news from the week.
IndieCan’s Avi Federgreen on working with the filmmakers to make sure Jennifer Liao’s debut film was packaged in the best way possible.
The Playback team checks in with our 5 to Watch class of 2015 to get an update on their latest projects, deals and moves.
The two Canadian companies have partnered to build proprietary content. (Robert Frederick, president & CEO of MVP Entertainment, pictured.)
A selection of photos from the panels and parties of Prime Time 2016. (CMPA president and CEO Reynolds Mastin and Canadian Heritage Minister Melanie Joly pictured.)
The multi-year output deal was negotiated by Bold Films’ sales agent Sierra/Affinity.
Kung Fu Panda tops the chart for the week of Feb. 5 to Feb. 11, with Star Wars: The Force Awakens at #2 and The Revenant at #3.