The TIFF chief questions the economics of homegrown filmmaking when only a handful of movies are being properly supported for theatrical release.
The documentary and whale tale will open and close the environmental film fest in Toronto.
The Canadian director has been developing a movie based on the controversial 1993 Arkansas murder case that took a dramatic turn last week.
Four new channels, including Warner Films and The MGM Channel, are to debut this fall as a single specialty channel destination for Canadian movie viewers.
Ron Mann talks wine, dim sum and the opportunities for indies in today’s consolidated distribution climate.
The neo-noir thriller, shot in Toronto and Rio de Janeiro, is the Toronto composer’s third film score this year.
The federal government’s film financier unveils its Q1 backing of four English-Canadian films.
Writer Adam Benzine talks to TIFF’s Thom Powers about this year’s star-studded Doc Conference.
Robin Smith, head of indie distributor Kinosmith, talks about his 2011 TIFF strategy and why sometimes less is more.
International coproductions and new models of indie financing will topline the Strategic Partners conference at the Atlantic Film Festival.