The festival’s new executive director comes on board following a record-breaking year for VIFF audience attendance.
The company announces it has signed a home entertainment distribution agreement with Venvendi Entertainment and a first-look deal with Levity Entertainment for half-hour comedies.
Three homegrown films from western Canada will compete against three from eastern Canada for a $15,000 cash prize.
Cafe de Flore takes the box office lead in Canada for the week of Oct. 14 to Oct. 20, 2011
Paranormal Activity 3 tops the overall Canadian box office for the week of Oct. 21 to Oct. 27, 2011.
Montreal gaming producer Ludia Inc. has pacted with Universal Studios on a Jurassic Park social and mobile game, while Slant Six Games develops Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
The Ryan Reynolds-starrer, Green Lantern, tops the charts for the week of Oct. 10 to Oct. 16, 2011.
The Vancouver exec is promoted to EVP and COO, overseeing nationwide operations at the production equipment supplier.
Ahead of its theatrical release, directors Suzanne Chisholm and Michael Parfit explain how a celebrity couple helped turn the once-TV-destined doc into a buzzed-about feature.
Peter Wellington’s Cottage Country received $2.6 million, while Michael McGowan’s Still family drama snagged another $1.6 million in production coin.
The Canadian and U.S. arms of the organization are working together on the International Film and TV Charity Challenge.