The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television unveiled nominations Tuesday for Canada’s film awards, to be handed out on March 8 in Toronto.
Producer and VP operations Ed J. Martin tells Playback about the Newfoundland-based prodco’s new studio, which will house current projects, like Pet ER, and open the door for more.
Anne Emond’s Nuit #1 says in the top five; Lazhar keeps its top spot.
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol takes the top spot again in the week of Jan. 6 to Jan. 12, 2012.
The second part of the final installment of the Harry Potter franchise was the top-selling DVD for the week of Dec. 26, 2011 to Jan. 1, 2012.
The 82-year-old actor called the Best Supporting Actor win “a wonderful welcome back to the home of King Kong, Rin Tin Tin, and all our youthful fantasies.”
The Quebec comedy came top among fest-goers from among 188 films from 73 countries that screened at the prestigious American festival.
The Oscar-nominated costume designer talks to Playback about the tricks of the trade ahead of her keynote at CAFTCADEMY.
Lionsgate is buying Twilight studio Summit Entertainment in a deal valued at $412.5 million.
Always adept at inciting a range of reactions, David Cronenberg doesn’t disappoint with A Dangerous Method, opening wide in Canada today.
The filmmaker earned the award for his second film, The Quarry, which stars Ruben de Baat and Meagan Brodie.