Allah n’est pas obligé is one of seven unfinished works to be presented to buyers during the Venice International Film Festival.
The former Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment exec will serve as SVP, global FAST channels.
The digital-first IP is created by B.C.-based illustrator Emily Mullock and L.A.-based writer Patrick Baggatta.
The deal is valued at US$124 million and is estimated to close later this year.
Pamela Gallant writes and directs the coming-of-age film set in 1974, with production taking place in and around Halifax.
Canadian performers union ACTRA has voiced its solidarity with its U.S. counterpart and issued guidance on dual-member work in Canada.
Plus: Telefilm allocates $310,000 to Canadian film festivals and Cineplex reports pre-pandemic revenue levels for June.
The U.S. actor’s union will confirm its decision to strike on Thursday afternoon following the end of talks with the AMPTP.
Corner Gas heads to the U.K. with a new FAST channel, Pascal Plante’s Red Rooms sells internationally, plus more.
IMC will acquire Toon Boom Animation for $147.5 million in cash once the deal closes, with net proceeds to help Corus “free up capital.”
Fellow Canadian actors Martin Short, Luke Kirby and Oliver Platt have also received nominations for the 75th Emmy Awards.
Co-chairs Justin Cutler and Cynthia Lynch discuss the organization’s two main goals and give tips to producers looking to transition to sustainable sets.
The series hails from the producers of the Canadian sitcom Trailer Park Boys and is created by Ryan J. Lindsay.
The seven participants for the program’s sophomore year will take part in an eight-month mentorship with experienced media execs.
The guild says its members are in “dire straits,” with aggregate earnings declining by 22% over the last five years.