The Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM), held from Nov. 9 to 20, has unveiled its programming slate, led by Tristan Patterson’s SXSW and Hot Docs award-winning film Dragonslayer (pictured).
The Vancouver prodco is developing an unscripted miniseries about Mt. Everest based on director Dianne Whelan’s latest documentary.
The former Palisades Tartan exec will be responsible for BBC Worldwide Americas’ DVD and licensing business in the US and Canada.
Breakaway stays in #1 to claim the top of the Canadian box office charts for the week of Oct. 14 to Oct. 20, 2011.
Real Steel tops the overall box office for the week of Oct. 14 to 20, 2011, as Breakaway slides to #11.
Fast Five is #1 on the Nielsen Company DVD sales charts for the week of Oct. 3 to Oct. 9, 2011
The action thriller, starring Andy Garcia, Kim Coates and Deborah Kara Unger, is shooting in Ontario and the Dominican Republic.
The duo are planning a feature film adaptation of the Vietnam war-era short story Running Out of Dog.
The B.C. film industry’s annual report shows an overall decline in production, attributed to increased Ontario and Quebec tax credits, a high dollar and a slowdown around the Olympics.
The Rolling Stone cover boys from Saskatoon will be the subject of a new doc slated for Super Channel in 2013.
Don Shebib’s follow-up to his 1970 classic receives mostly warm reviews from the nation’s critics.
Reduced entry fees in two categories and wider eligibility for feature films are two of the changes made for the 32nd edition of the awards.