The four-day in-person program will help writers develop their skills via workshops, as well as one-on-one and group mentorship.
White People Helping follows a white couple who try to manipulate an Indigenous gardener into giving up his cottage.
The four-part series follows the journeys of patients on the organ transplant waitlist in B.C.
The projects were chosen as part of the second round of fiction film support for the year.
The winning pitch, Broken Bones, is a horror thriller starring Sarah Cleveland.
Redemption Run, about the Canadian team’s prep for the 2026 Milan Olympics, will be written and directed by Jamila Pomeroy.
Each of the Whistler Film Festival’s (WFF) cohorts consist of five B.C.-based filmmakers.
Magic Hours, Secret History: Women Warriors and Hey, Viktor! won three awards apiece at the Calgary awards ceremony.
Mille secrets mille dangers is an adaptation of Montreal author Alain Farah’s novel of the same name.
The Shaftesbury-produced Crave original stars Stephen Amell and Hamza Haq.
The film stars Noah Parker as a young man coping with the return of his estranged mother, played by Liza Weil.