Quebec has scored a trifecta with the Hollywood studio by enticing two more VFX-heavy movies for local production, on top of Roland Emmerich’s Singularity.
Space Milkshake features four blue-collar astronauts and one mutant rubber duck.
Hot Docs’ new director of programming Charlotte Cook says she is planning to make the preservation and presentation of classic and rare documentaries a key target for the Canadian festival.
DreamWorks and Paramount’s Puss In Boots retains the number one spot at the overall Canadian box office for the second straight week.
Philippe Faladreau’s festival fav Monsieur Lazhar is the highest-grossing Canadian film for the second straight week.
Captain America is the biggest seller in this week’s Top 20 DVDs.
The training centre’s latest feature is shooting in Toronto through Nov. 30.
Five filmmakers are recognized for their achievements at a special ceremony in Toronto for the Air Canada-sponsored festival.
Roland Emmerich has halted pre-production on his sci-fi action movie, which was set to shoot at Mel’s Cite du Cinema in March 2012, in order to rework the script.
The anomaly was Quebec, where Hollywood movies underperformed in the last quarter. But don’t expect the trend to continue, says Cineplex topper Ellis Jacob – Tintin is coming to save the day.
The province’s generous all-spend tax break is drawing Hollywood producers and big-budget movie shoots.
The Canadian distributor’s U.S. arm will handle select titles from a recently launched Focus Features label.