Two dozen Canadian and European producers will meet in Toronto to hammer out possible Canadian-European coproductions.
Distributed to over a dozen regional organizations, the funding goes primarily toward the development of digital locations libraries.
Warner Herzog’s Into the Abyss and Spurlock’s Comic-Con doc will make world premieres, while the City to City sidebar includes Argentina/Canada copro Caprichosos de San Telmo.
The Roy Dupuis-starrer Coteau Rouge, from Quebec director Andre Forcier, is to open the Aug. 18 to 28 edition of the world cinema festival.
The award will go to the Montreal World Film Festival’s most popular Canadian film with audiences.
Writer/producer Michael Sparaga tells Playback about his new gross-out comedy, which received support by Telefilm Canada and the Canadian Film Centre.
The Canadians will be out in force on the Lido, screening their latest work in and out of competition.
The French group continues transition from film to digital by expanding its North American satellite delivery network.
Eleven Canadian documentary projects are receiving a total of $242,000 in grants and loans as part of the seventh round of disbursements.
The second annual Ottawa International Film Festival will feature world debuts for works by Langley, Hunter and Dervis.
Filmmaker Maurey Loeffler pledges not to process any Kickstarter donations if his goal of raising $30,000 in 40 days is not met.
Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method and Polley’s Take This Waltz set for gala premieres.