It’s been a big year for Canadian film; big enough that the Genies are back on network. The 31st Annual Genie Awards in Ottawa will be broadcast live on CBC this year: Thursday, March 10, time TBD.
The Toronto International Film Festival is to pick the most likely Canadian actors to break out onto world cinema screens in 2011.
Recruiting cross media producer Jumpwire Media to help market the documentary Restrepo paid off for co-directors Tim Hetherington and Sebastian Junger with an Oscar nomination and other award season glory.
Universal Studios Home Entertainment kicks off production of the new Beethoven holiday movie in the province next month, Manitoba Film & Music reveals.
Latimer’s Choke does anything but in Sundance.
A Captain Canuck movie is finally on the horizon.
It was all smiles at Bell Lightbox Tuesday after 38 films that screened last September at the Toronto international Film Festival snagged Oscar nominations.
It’s official: Denis Villeneuve is going for his Oscar.
Maple Pictures has acquired the Canadian rights to My Idiot Brother after the Weinstein Company earlier snapped up the Paul Rudd-starrer from Big Beach Films at Sundance.
Montreal filmmaker Xavier Dolan, who will start shooting his third feature, Laurence Anyways, at the end of February, has been nominated for a Cesar Award, the French Oscar, for Les Amours imaginaires (Heartbeats).
Entertainment One has grabbed the Canadian distribution rights to Foreverland, Maxwell McGuire’s feature about a young man stricken with cystic fibrosis who goes on a road trip to Mexico.
Indie producer Platinum Image Film has optioned the screenplay for The Last Days of Pompeii from British writer Henry Cobbold to produce a sword-and-sandals epic feature from director Sergio Navarretta.