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A cornerstone of Canadian cinema
Who would have thought that in a country where government is the keeper of culture, a pay-television network is a significant force in getting Canadian feature films made.
Commissioning edgy Canadian series
Original series on The Movie Network are different from other Canadian dramas in that they’re ad-free. There are subscription fees for viewers to pay, and the service must provide value to consumers in return.
Three new original series on fall sked
Subscribers to The Movie Network can look forward to three new Canadian drama series this fall. Gritty cop show The Weight, political thriller ZOS: Zone of Separation, and gothic adventure spectacle Sanctuary will debut in autumn, according to Michelle Marion, director of Canadian independent production at TMN.
Still pushing the tech envelope
Since its launch in 1983, The Movie Network has been at the cutting edge of video technology.
Ottawa under siege over C-10
Industry appeals to heritage minister and Governor General as controversial bill is sent back to Senate committee. GG urged to withhold royal assent
ACTRA applauds Beautiful City
Stars Caroline Cave and Aaron Poole take top honors at awards. Cave speaks out against censorship bill
Ottawa B-team strikes again
Thunder Bay wrestling star takes a swing at grindhouse action in The Dead Sleep Easy, from the makers of Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter. Yes, you read that right
Global loses with Las Vegas
Sin City series craps out at NBC, falling off the Friday night schedule, while Amne$ia and Canterbury’s Law step up
Censorship storm in Ottawa
Outrage greets new legislation that would give feds the power to pull funding from offensive film or TV projects
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