From Playback magazine: First-time Canadian filmmakers break down their road to TIFF and what lies ahead. (Kevan Funk’s Hello Destroyer pictured.)
From Playback magazine (part 1 of 2): First-time Canadian filmmakers break down their road to TIFF and what lies ahead. (Tony Elliott’s ARQ pictured.)
The feature, produced by Buck Productions, Riverside Entertainment and Hulo Films, will screen in the Vancouver festival’s Special Presentations program. (Lead actor Donald Sutherland pictured.)
Robert Budreau (pictured), April Mullen and Tim Doiron are among the producing teams selected for the co-financing market.
The Canada/Spain copro is produced by Brightlight Pictures and Sayaka Productions. (Lead star Anne Hathaway pictured.)
The VR experience from Felix & Paul Studios and Cirque du Soleil Media will premiere in the Pop VR program.
Where the Universe Sings (pictured) and The Lockpicker were among five world premieres added to the festival’s Canadian programs.
Five television premieres will screen at the fest, plus TIFF addresses speculation surrounding Birth of a Nation.
The festival unveiled more galas and special presentations, as well as its City to City, Contemporary World Cinema, Masters and Wavelengths programs. (Terra Long’s 350 MYA pictured.)
Gulistan, Land of Roses from director Zayne Akyol will screen at the Montreal festival in November.
Maliglutit and ‘Those Who Make Revolution’ (pictured) will compete for a $25,000 prize.