The annual Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards took place on Feb. 12 at the VIFF Centre.
The French-language family inheritance drama is produced by Montreal’s Passez-Go and Bell Media, in association with C3 Media.
Sesame Street saw a bump in demand to move to No. 2 on the overall TV chart.
The new report tracks the consumption habits of Canadian audiences, including the deciding factors in watching a film at home or in a theatre.
The six-month program provides networking and training for transgender, non-binary, two-spirit and gender-diverse Canadian filmmakers.
Filmoption International picks up global sales rights to a Niagara Falls-set feature ahead of EFM, Quebec hockey series Premier trio heads overseas, plus more.
A built-in global audience helped compel partners like Lionsgate to board the Sherren Lee film.
The U.S. distributor has acquired Chelsea McMullan’s documentary feature for a theatrical release.
The growth was attributed to an increase in attendance and help from box office hits such as Barbie and Oppenheimer.
Plus: The B.C. government has allocated $15 million to support festivals and events, Reel Canada names the new RBC Emerging Artists, and more.
Wynonna Earp – Vengeance is written by Emily Andras and produced by Calgary’s SEVEN24 Films in association with Cineflix Studios.
The producers and creatives behind the police drama discuss making a serialized procedural to tackle modern issues.
The majority of the cuts will be outside of Bell Media, Playback understands.
The second wave of titles includes Canadian feature docs Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story and The Hobby.