Cameras will start rolling on the queer immigration tale, directed by Egyptian-Canadian Reem Morsi, in August.
The Christal Films-produced drama has earned a five-day total of more than $322,000 in a 2022 Canadian box office milestone.
The Quebec producers’ association has filed a motion with the Federal Court of Appeal, arguing that the CRTC did not adequately justify the decision to modify exhibition and expenditure requirements.
The U.S. lighting and grip provider says it also plans to open a Toronto location this fall, igniting “a long, prosperous relationship with” Canada’s film industry.
Producer Vanessa Piazza and creator Julie Puckrin discuss how a flux of buyer interest and a timely concept fueled their decision to pursue a U.S. greenlight.
Sheri Rempel will temporarily replace outgoing CFO Andy Wilson, who departs the company less than two months after the resignation of former CEO Ron Thomson.
The former Portfolio Entertainment COO joins as EVP of finance and analytics, handling the funder’s day-to-day business and financial operations, and its strategic approach to research and data collection.
The first homegrown commission from Netflix Canada was done in collaboration with the streamer’s standup team in Los Angeles.
Toronto-based actress Stacey Farber and Lea Thompson star as the series’ mother-daughter duo.
The West Side Story director will make his Toronto International Film Festival debut with this latest addition to the 2022 lineup.
Beyond Rights board White Pine’s latest doc, a U.K. prodco options an Emmy-winning Canadian kids format, Tubi expands Western Canada reach with Shaw, plus more.
The amount was allocated through the Theatrical Documentary and Production programs, with the remaining annual Indigenous stream contribution to be reserved for the development program and Talent to Watch.
Demand for the Netflix series remains high after hitting an all-time record last week following the release of season four’s final two episodes on July 1.