Paris-based Newen previously acquired majority stakes in both companies.
The Toronto prodco’s Big Feminine Energy will focus on trends in femininity around the world.
Amalie Atkins’ Agatha’s Almanac was presented the Hot Docs Best Canadian Feature Documentary award.
HBO’s The Last of Us led Canadian demand for overall TV shows.
The film will be celebrated at the annual Peabody Awards on June 1 in L.A.
Montreal-based Deydra Baptiste will be responsible for the ongoing implementation of the office’s programs, such as its upcoming Industry Resource Hub.
Amidst a decrease in total funding, key changes have been introduced for the Canada Media Fund’s Broadcaster Envelope while non-Canadian broadcasters and streamers enter the mix for production-stage kids content.
The 14 producers will be accompanied by several industry representatives from the CMPA, Ontario Creates, the Racial Equity Screen Office and CMF.
Colette Johnson-Vosberg’s documentary Unlabelled and Corey Payette’s musical Starwalker will debut at the 35th edition of the festival.
Marianne Lambert and Joëlle Drouin have been promoted to senior director roles in content and innovation, respectively.
Among the selected projects under Telefilm’s Production Program are three international coproductions, including two with France and one with Spain.
The film is based on the nonfiction book from Édith Blais and will star Marine Johnson.
Making its world premiere at the competition is Zazie Films’ Canada/Luxembourg coproduction La maison de Poupée.
Prior to being named as the permanent executive director, productions, Bonenfant held the role on an interim basis.
Despite ongoing challenges in its entertainment segment, the Toronto-based company posted a 13.6% year-over-year revenue increase.