The horror film from Vancouver-based IndustryWorks screened at Cannes earlier this year.
David Mortin’s Mad Ship and the Sean Garrity thriller Blood Pressure are to bow in Whistler as part of the best Canadian feature competition.
The award-winning stage, TV and film actress (pictured right) will play the unwilling mistress and murderer of a plantation owner in Manks Productions’ TV movie adaptation of Canuck Austin Clarke’s novel.
The L.A.-based co acquired international distribution rights to the film from Manitoba producers Jonas Chernick (pictured) and Juliette Hagopian, which makes its TIFF debut Sept. 11.
Midnight’s Children and The Disappeared, which was shot off of Nova Scotia, will receive red carpet treatment at the Atlantic Film Festival (Mitchell pictured here).
The Astral pay TV movie channels in eastern Canada will rebrand Sept. 18 as TMN Encore and TMN Encore 2.
The founding partner of the Canadian indie said in a statement that he will “concentrate [his] energies on a few select projects.”
This year’s festival will screen 146 world premieres and 372 films total – up from last year’s event.
The writer/director/producer (pictured) will be mentored by filmmaker Ingrid Veninger and eOne Films Canada VP marketing Tamara Shannon on her current feature film project, Merv.
HBO Documentary Films president Sheila Nevins (pictured) is to give the opening keynote address at this year’s Doc Conference, which will also offer a sneak peek from Yung Chang’s The Fruit Hunters.
American Reunion is the top selling DVD for the week of July 30 to Aug. 5, 2012.
Jeremiah Chechik’s theatrical feature, formerly titled Sex and Sunsets, has started production in Banff (Sasso pictured here).