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Sutherland and Vanasse lead in I’m Yours
Rossif Sutherland (High Life, Poor Boy’s Game) and Karine Vanasse (Polytechnique, Set Me Free) have been cast in Leonard Farlinger’s I’m Yours, produced by New Real Films and Hidden Agenda. The romance is Vanasse’s first English-language lead.
Gillis cast for Stealing Paradise
Manitoba’s Tammy Gillis (Endgame, Shattered) has been cast opposite Rachael Leigh Cook in Stealing Paradise, a thriller set for a 2011 release. The film will air on The Movie Network, Movie Central and Super Ecran.
Incendies takes four more awards
Denis Villeneuve continues to build a strong case for that Oscar.
D-Box brings new meaning to ‘motion’ picture
Cineplex Entertainment and Longueuil, Quebec’s D-Box Technologies are expanding their agreement to bring its moving seats to 10 more Canadian theaters.
Take a walk on the Doc side
Musician turned filmmaker Lou Reed will be on hand to present his Red Shirley to the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) on November 15 at the Cinematheque quebecoise.
Whistler announces nominees for best Canadian feature
The Whistler Film Fest has announced the line-up for the Borsos Competition for best Canadian feature, as well as the names of the directors who are up for the inaugural Voices International Feature Competition.
Cliffe lands Glover and Greenwood for Donovan’s Echo
Production has kicked off in Vancouver on Donovan’s Echo. The feature, directed by Jim Cliffe and written by Cliffe and Melodie Krieger, stars Danny Glover (2012, Saw) and Bruce Greenwood (Mao’s Last Dancer, Barney’s Version).
Jessica Biel in The Tall Man: “I love Canada”
“I love Canada,” says Hollywood actress Jessica Biel, who’s been shooting The Tall Man, a Canada-French co-produced mystery thriller, since late September in northern British Columbia.
Resident Evil: Afterlife surpasses Porky’s
Don Carmody’s Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D has surpassed the $280 million worldwide box office mark, making it the most successful production in Canadian feature film history, ahead of Porky’s, the Ontario Media Development Corp. reported Monday.
TF1 grabs international rights to Copperheart’s 88 Arletta Avenue
French sales outfit TF1 International has grabbed the international rights to indie producer Copperheart Entertainment’s 88 Arletta Avenue from Canadian director Randall Cole.
Jeff Kopas film repped by Shoreline Entertainment
Indie filmmaker Jeff Kopas’ An Insignificant Harvey, executive produced by Don Carmody, has been picked up by Shoreline Entertainment for U.S and international sales representation at the American Film Market.
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