Glassman (pictured) and McMullan were honoured at the second annual DOC Institute Honours Awards, held at Toronto’s Gladstone Hotel.
The Toronto-shot horror feature from Breakthrough Entertainment and L.A.-based 5’7 Films is the first of several in the works.
Ireland/Canada copro Room (pictured) received three nominations, while Ireland/UK/Canada copro Brooklyn got one.
The L.A.-based distributor will release the English-language version of the film stateside.
Michelle Derosier’s The Grandfather Drum and Sol Friedman’s Bacon & God’s Wrath (pictured) were among several Canadian titles selected for the festival’s various shorts programs.
Philippe Falardeau’s My Internship in Canada and Alan Zweig’s HURT (pictured) were among the titles chosen in the feature film category.
ACTRA, the CMPA and the AQPM have reached a tentative deal for the renewal of the Independent Production Agreement.
Agency founder Larry Goldhar is stepping away from client representation and taking on a new role overseeing administration.
Several Canadian short films were also added to the festival’s program, including Fantavious Fritz’s Lewis. (How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town pictured.)
Playback caught up with Marks (pictured) at Whistler about finding an audience for the English- and Russian-language feature from David Bezmozgis.
The Hunger Games – Mockingjay Part 2 stays at #1 for a second week, with The Good Dinosaur at #2 and Spectre at #3.
A selection of pictures from last week’s 2015 WIFT-T Crystal Awards held at the Arcadian Court in Toronto.