Distributor named this year’s Doc Mogul winner, warns of ‘huge problem’ in industry
Family-friendly comedy will see competition from Washington and Eli, while Lovely Bones courts female auds
Sundance-bound revenge pic Seven Days set for U.S. market
Canada/U.K. copro brings in $1 million at the box office after two weeks
Toronto film critics and Rogers award $10,000 cash prize to Denis Villeneuve for his take on the Montreal Massacre
Distributor signs to send director’s next film, Imaginary Loves, into theaters by spring or summer
Record breaker sees Sony and Warner neck and neck for dominance in Canada. Alliance first among domestics — thanks to Tarantino and Quebec
‘Dazzling talent’ from Quebec adds inaugural Jay Scott award to his already-crowded mantle
Stock still riding high on strength of New Moon
Leap Year, the heavily hyped Daybreakers and Alliance’s Youth in Revolt take their shot at the still-strong 3D sensation
Shirley Douglas urged the Canuck film and television industry to build a star system and support its actors as she was feted by Women in Film and Television-Toronto at its 21st annual Crystal Awards. Douglas, whose illustrious 30-plus-year career has spanned roles in Stanley Kubrick’s Lolita and David Cronenberg’s Dead Ringers, also paid tribute to producers and creators of screen-based content in her acceptance speech, after picking up WIFT-T’s international achievement award.
Director looks back on his early days and ahead to the awards prospects of Up in the Air upon taking the fest’s lifetime achievement award