Netflix’s new series One Piece entered the digital originals and overall TV charts at No. 2.
TIFF ’23: Despite a helping hand from the Canadian Opera Company, Egoyan’s latest film was nearly a casualty of a too-tight calendar.
TIFF ’23: Queer-led drama Backspot required years of work, insight from local cheer competitions, and an ally in Elliot Page.
A raft of Canadian shorts will also make their world bow at the Vancouver International Film Festival, held from Sept. 28 to Oct. 8.
Plus: TIFF expands partnerships with local film schools and programs, Bilal Baig will be lauded at the Trans Filmmakers Summit, and more.
The Toronto-headquartered media company’s EVP, international is leaving to launch a production business, and will remain until Nov. 30.
Producers Emily Foster and Lauren Thomas have joined Federgreen Entertainment, while Christian Burgess will head acquisitions at Red Water Entertainment.
The French-language psychological thriller has also been sold in several other territories.
The second season is currently in production, with British-Canadian drag artist Crystal joining as co-host.
New data from DOC says Canadian audiences are increasingly watching homegrown unscripted stories, but funding for feature docs is drying up.
The 13-episode series I Died … And Came Back is filming in Canada and the U.S.
The CRTC said the potential increase in ad revenue could positively impact Canadian programming expenditures.
Paramount+ original drama The Ex-Wife has been acquired by CBC and Radio-Canada, Sinking Ship racks up new sales, plus more.
The funding has been allocated through CMF’s partnerships with the Shaw Rocket Fund and Ontario Creates.