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Archives for: October 20105
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Incendies nabs Vancouver film fest top prize
Monday October 18th 2010Incendies, directed by Denis Villeneuve and based on a play by Wajdi Mouawad, has captured the Best Canadian Film prize at the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF). The film, which also won the same accolade at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, concerns twins who journey to the Middle East to satisfy their mother’s dying wish only to uncover shocking family secrets.
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PS Production Services Ltd. announces changes to corporate management team
Thursday October 14th 2010Douglas Barrett, president and chief executive officer of PS Production Services Ltd. (PS) has announced the hiring of Eleanor O’Connor as senior vice president of strategy and operations, and the appointment of Rae Thurston as executive vice president and chief operating officer. O’Connor joins PS from a multi-national competitor, where she held the position of vice president, Canadian operations. Ms. O’Connor will be a key contributor to the development and implementation of the company’s overall strategic and operational direction.
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Sony uncloaks first Google TV television
Thursday October 14th 2010Sony has unveiled the first HD television based on Google TV, the search giant’s fledgling effort to marry broadcast TV with the interweb. Last week, Logitech took the wraps off a $299.99 Google TV settop box, but Sony has integrated Google’s Android-based platform with the television itself.
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Reel Asian film fest kicks off with kung-fu homage
Wednesday October 13th 2010The 14th Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival kicks off – literally – with Gallants, a film by Canadian director Clement Cheng and Hong Kong filmmaker Derek Kwok that celebrates the classic kung-fu movies of the 1970s. Running from Nov. 9 to 15, Reel Asian brings more than 50 films and videos from 12 countries to local screens.
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‘Splice’ seeks DVD success after polarizing theatre run
Tuesday October 12th 2010TORONTO — “Splice” was a hit at the Canadian box office, but director Vincenzo Natali feels the harrowing sci-fi film should have done even better and thinks it may find a whole new audience when it’s released on DVD on Tuesday. “This is a movie that a lot of people[…]
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Archives for: October 20105
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Incendies nabs Vancouver film fest top prize
Monday October 18th 2010Incendies, directed by Denis Villeneuve and based on a play by Wajdi Mouawad, has captured the Best Canadian Film prize at the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF). The film, which also won the same accolade at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, concerns twins who journey to the Middle East to satisfy their mother’s dying wish only to uncover shocking family secrets.
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PS Production Services Ltd. announces changes to corporate management team
Thursday October 14th 2010Douglas Barrett, president and chief executive officer of PS Production Services Ltd. (PS) has announced the hiring of Eleanor O’Connor as senior vice president of strategy and operations, and the appointment of Rae Thurston as executive vice president and chief operating officer. O’Connor joins PS from a multi-national competitor, where she held the position of vice president, Canadian operations. Ms. O’Connor will be a key contributor to the development and implementation of the company’s overall strategic and operational direction.
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Sony uncloaks first Google TV television
Thursday October 14th 2010Sony has unveiled the first HD television based on Google TV, the search giant’s fledgling effort to marry broadcast TV with the interweb. Last week, Logitech took the wraps off a $299.99 Google TV settop box, but Sony has integrated Google’s Android-based platform with the television itself.
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Reel Asian film fest kicks off with kung-fu homage
Wednesday October 13th 2010The 14th Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival kicks off – literally – with Gallants, a film by Canadian director Clement Cheng and Hong Kong filmmaker Derek Kwok that celebrates the classic kung-fu movies of the 1970s. Running from Nov. 9 to 15, Reel Asian brings more than 50 films and videos from 12 countries to local screens.
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‘Splice’ seeks DVD success after polarizing theatre run
Tuesday October 12th 2010TORONTO — “Splice” was a hit at the Canadian box office, but director Vincenzo Natali feels the harrowing sci-fi film should have done even better and thinks it may find a whole new audience when it’s released on DVD on Tuesday. “This is a movie that a lot of people[…]
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Archives for: October 20105
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Incendies nabs Vancouver film fest top prize
Monday October 18th 2010Incendies, directed by Denis Villeneuve and based on a play by Wajdi Mouawad, has captured the Best Canadian Film prize at the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF). The film, which also won the same accolade at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, concerns twins who journey to the Middle East to satisfy their mother’s dying wish only to uncover shocking family secrets.
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PS Production Services Ltd. announces changes to corporate management team
Thursday October 14th 2010Douglas Barrett, president and chief executive officer of PS Production Services Ltd. (PS) has announced the hiring of Eleanor O’Connor as senior vice president of strategy and operations, and the appointment of Rae Thurston as executive vice president and chief operating officer. O’Connor joins PS from a multi-national competitor, where she held the position of vice president, Canadian operations. Ms. O’Connor will be a key contributor to the development and implementation of the company’s overall strategic and operational direction.
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Sony uncloaks first Google TV television
Thursday October 14th 2010Sony has unveiled the first HD television based on Google TV, the search giant’s fledgling effort to marry broadcast TV with the interweb. Last week, Logitech took the wraps off a $299.99 Google TV settop box, but Sony has integrated Google’s Android-based platform with the television itself.
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Reel Asian film fest kicks off with kung-fu homage
Wednesday October 13th 2010The 14th Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival kicks off – literally – with Gallants, a film by Canadian director Clement Cheng and Hong Kong filmmaker Derek Kwok that celebrates the classic kung-fu movies of the 1970s. Running from Nov. 9 to 15, Reel Asian brings more than 50 films and videos from 12 countries to local screens.
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‘Splice’ seeks DVD success after polarizing theatre run
Tuesday October 12th 2010TORONTO — “Splice” was a hit at the Canadian box office, but director Vincenzo Natali feels the harrowing sci-fi film should have done even better and thinks it may find a whole new audience when it’s released on DVD on Tuesday. “This is a movie that a lot of people[…]
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