Exclusive: Compulsus Trailer Premiere
Watch the new, exclusive trailer for Tara Thorne's Canadian crime thriller, Compulsus, an incendiary queer drama for the #MeToo era.
Telefilm Canada
Canada Submits Universal Language for Best International Feature Oscar
Canada submits Universal Language in the Oscar race for Best International Feature. Matthew Rankin's Winnipeg set farce uses a mix of Persian and French.
Telefilm Canada Announces $26.4 Million Investment in 13 Projects
Telefilm Canada is announcing its investment of $26.4 million in 13 projects in the English market under the Production Program, as part of the first round of decisions in the big budget stream including international coproductions.
Interviews: Tales from the Who’s Yer Father’s Green Carpet!
That Shelf hit the premiere of new Canadian comedy Who's Yer Father. Find out what filmmaker Jeremy Larter, producer Jenna MacMillan, and stars Chris Locke & Susan Kent had to say.
2023 Kingston Canadian Film Festival Report
Now that this year's Kingston Canadian Film Festival has wrapped, here is a taste of what it was like to attend!
ALFF 2023: Eternal Spring (长春) Video Review
Jason Gorber weighs in on Eternal Spring (长春), Canada's entry for the 2023 Best International Feature Film Oscar.
Impact in Action: How the Talent to Watch Program is Making a Difference
Directors Martin Edralin & Jason Arsenault & producer Jenna MacMillan discuss the Talent to Watch Program's impact on emerging Canadian filmmakers.
Night Raiders and Beans: Two Films, One Horror
Danis Goulet's Night Raiders and Tracey Deer's Beans lead us to the same realization, in two completely different ways.
The Nest: Director Sean Durkin on the Power of Carrie Coon, Jude Law’s Big Heart, Smoke-Filled Rooms, and Haunted Houses
We spoke to The Nest director Sean Durkin about the spectacular chemistry between Jude Law and Carrie Coon and how the film walks the line between domestic drama and full-blown horror movie.
Interview: Daniel Perlmutter
We chat with TIFF 2009 Pitch This winner, writer and director Daniel Perlmutter, about his recently wrapped comedy Big News from Grand Rock, and his film’s lengthy gestation period, why his film is a throwback to the same kinds of stories his main character is trying to make newsworthy, reuniting with one of his Pitch This mentors for his leading man, and how time flies once the film starts rolling.
