The festival named the 17 films added to its Canadian Images series, including six world premieres.
The winner of the $10,000 cash prize will be announced at a reception on Sept. 10 to mark the opening of the TIFF 2015.
Divergent Series: Insurgent takes the top spot, with Home at #2 and Descendents at #3.
Playback sister publication Realscreen caught up with Hot Docs’ incoming programming director Shane Smith to discuss his goals for the Toronto festival.
Cineplex is opening a dedicated Front Row Centre Event screen at an East Coast theatre. (Recent FRCE-featured film Turbo Kid pictured).
Tricon Films & Television sells lifestyle, reno and food series, including Decked Out (pictured) into multiple territories, and more deals of the week.
Josephine Anderson and Nisha Pahuja are among those confirmed for the documentary storytelling-focused program. (Former Doc Lab project Stories We Tell pictured.)
The $4.5 million feature is a Quebec/Nunavut coproduction from writer/director Benoit Pilon (pictured left, with star Natar Ungalaaq).
The drama will be produced by Gail Harvey and Katie Boland’s new prodco in partnership with Serendipity Point Films.
Eleven features are included in the program, including world premieres for Charlotte’s Song (pictured) and Tricks on the Dead.