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Archives for: September 20105
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Deborah Chow’s ‘The High Cost of Living’ wins award for Best Canadian First Feature Film
Monday September 20th 2010Deborah Chow wins big out of the gates for her first feature film, landing herself with the coveted prize of Best Canadian First Feature, which no doubt offers a huge boost in the launching of her career. Deborah’s dark drama – also written by her – centres on the burgeoning[…]
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Roadside, Lionsgate nab ‘Conspirator’
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — As the Toronto International Film Festival enters its final days, it’s exploded in a flurry of last-minute deal-making with Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate joining forces to pick up U.S. rights to Robert Redford’s “The Conspirator,” and the Weinstein Co. continuing to set the pace by grabbing U.S. and[…]
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Canadian Film/TV Hall of Fame ceremony – a roof-top gala event
Thursday September 16th 2010Mid-TIFF was perfect timing to celebrate Paul Bronfman, John Candy (posthumously), Don Carmody, Paul Haggis, Alanis Obomsawin, Donald Sutherland, and David Suzuki’s induction into The Canadian Film and Television Hall of Fame. The introduction speeches given by their peers (like those delivered by Jewison and Pinsent) were uniformly warm and laced with enough comedy to keep the roof-top audience in high spirits. The acceptance speeches from the recipients in attendance were humble and gracious, yet showed their deep passion for the Canadian Film and Television Industry.
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Canwest launches 2nd reality TV cable channel
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — Canwest Broadcasting is rolling out another reality TV-themed digital channel, Twist TV. The offering, to launch Nov. 1, will feature female-skewing reality TV series like “Nanny 911” and “Wife Swap,” and lifestyle series like “Raising Sextuplets,” “Dad Camp,” “Little Miss Perfect” and “8 Boys and Wanting a Girl.”[…]
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SPC, Weinstein Co. nab films at Toronto
Tuesday September 14th 2010TORONTO — The dealmaking continued at a deliberate pace at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday as Sony Pictures Classics made its first buy of the fest by picking up the French and Arabic-language “Incendies.” The Weinstein Co. also continued to assert its presence at TIFF, closing a deal[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: September 20105
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Deborah Chow’s ‘The High Cost of Living’ wins award for Best Canadian First Feature Film
Monday September 20th 2010Deborah Chow wins big out of the gates for her first feature film, landing herself with the coveted prize of Best Canadian First Feature, which no doubt offers a huge boost in the launching of her career. Deborah’s dark drama – also written by her – centres on the burgeoning[…]
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Roadside, Lionsgate nab ‘Conspirator’
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — As the Toronto International Film Festival enters its final days, it’s exploded in a flurry of last-minute deal-making with Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate joining forces to pick up U.S. rights to Robert Redford’s “The Conspirator,” and the Weinstein Co. continuing to set the pace by grabbing U.S. and[…]
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Canadian Film/TV Hall of Fame ceremony – a roof-top gala event
Thursday September 16th 2010Mid-TIFF was perfect timing to celebrate Paul Bronfman, John Candy (posthumously), Don Carmody, Paul Haggis, Alanis Obomsawin, Donald Sutherland, and David Suzuki’s induction into The Canadian Film and Television Hall of Fame. The introduction speeches given by their peers (like those delivered by Jewison and Pinsent) were uniformly warm and laced with enough comedy to keep the roof-top audience in high spirits. The acceptance speeches from the recipients in attendance were humble and gracious, yet showed their deep passion for the Canadian Film and Television Industry.
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Canwest launches 2nd reality TV cable channel
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — Canwest Broadcasting is rolling out another reality TV-themed digital channel, Twist TV. The offering, to launch Nov. 1, will feature female-skewing reality TV series like “Nanny 911” and “Wife Swap,” and lifestyle series like “Raising Sextuplets,” “Dad Camp,” “Little Miss Perfect” and “8 Boys and Wanting a Girl.”[…]
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SPC, Weinstein Co. nab films at Toronto
Tuesday September 14th 2010TORONTO — The dealmaking continued at a deliberate pace at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday as Sony Pictures Classics made its first buy of the fest by picking up the French and Arabic-language “Incendies.” The Weinstein Co. also continued to assert its presence at TIFF, closing a deal[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: September 20105
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Deborah Chow’s ‘The High Cost of Living’ wins award for Best Canadian First Feature Film
Monday September 20th 2010Deborah Chow wins big out of the gates for her first feature film, landing herself with the coveted prize of Best Canadian First Feature, which no doubt offers a huge boost in the launching of her career. Deborah’s dark drama – also written by her – centres on the burgeoning[…]
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Roadside, Lionsgate nab ‘Conspirator’
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — As the Toronto International Film Festival enters its final days, it’s exploded in a flurry of last-minute deal-making with Roadside Attractions and Lionsgate joining forces to pick up U.S. rights to Robert Redford’s “The Conspirator,” and the Weinstein Co. continuing to set the pace by grabbing U.S. and[…]
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Canadian Film/TV Hall of Fame ceremony – a roof-top gala event
Thursday September 16th 2010Mid-TIFF was perfect timing to celebrate Paul Bronfman, John Candy (posthumously), Don Carmody, Paul Haggis, Alanis Obomsawin, Donald Sutherland, and David Suzuki’s induction into The Canadian Film and Television Hall of Fame. The introduction speeches given by their peers (like those delivered by Jewison and Pinsent) were uniformly warm and laced with enough comedy to keep the roof-top audience in high spirits. The acceptance speeches from the recipients in attendance were humble and gracious, yet showed their deep passion for the Canadian Film and Television Industry.
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Canwest launches 2nd reality TV cable channel
Thursday September 16th 2010TORONTO — Canwest Broadcasting is rolling out another reality TV-themed digital channel, Twist TV. The offering, to launch Nov. 1, will feature female-skewing reality TV series like “Nanny 911” and “Wife Swap,” and lifestyle series like “Raising Sextuplets,” “Dad Camp,” “Little Miss Perfect” and “8 Boys and Wanting a Girl.”[…]
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SPC, Weinstein Co. nab films at Toronto
Tuesday September 14th 2010TORONTO — The dealmaking continued at a deliberate pace at the Toronto International Film Festival on Monday as Sony Pictures Classics made its first buy of the fest by picking up the French and Arabic-language “Incendies.” The Weinstein Co. also continued to assert its presence at TIFF, closing a deal[…]
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