An MOU signed by the organizations pledges to develop best practices for the production and distribution of Indigenous-led content and share data to better serve audiences.
Plus: Canadian films head to Berlin, and Alma Parvizian upped to managing partner at Touchwood PR.
Munro spent nearly five decades at the National Film Board of Canada, with credits including stop-motion film Toys and anthology short Christmas Cracker.
The Breadwinner and Window Horses: The Poetic Persian Epiphany of Rosie Ming are among 26 titles submitted in the animated feature film category.
Minister Melanie Joly also announced five part-time appointments to the NFB board of directors.
The California-based distributor and sales agent is handling international sales on the project, except in Canada where the NFB is distributing.
Plus: Doc Lab Saskatchewan names participants and Stingray and Via Rail partner.
The auteur director hopes to repeat past successes with his latest feature, Ta peau si lisse, one of four Canadian flicks at the fest.
The film board commits to more funding for Indigenous-led projects and representational parity across its workforce.
The Canadian Heritage Minister also revealed when she’ll present her highly anticipated cultural policy framework.
NFB producer Selwyn Jacob was recognized for his body of work, plus more news.