Patrick Frater of Variety.com says that even though episodes are still airing, Blood And Water is being renewed for a new season. Having completed funding, the mystery drama series is set to start shooting in
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The Shortest Day – Screenings to check out.
(via CNW) As mentioned earlier, The Shortest Day is currently celebrating its third year. Lasting for the duration of December 18 to 21 2015, there will be free screenings of Canadian short films, all of
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Shortest Day is Long on Talent and Diversity
(Via CNW) We have some titles for The Shortest Day 2015, the free nationwide film festival that brightens the shortest days of the year with short films for everyone. Here’s a little of what’s to
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Le Toasteur (Review)
When you run out of news to cover, sometimes the only other option is to review a movie. Today’s was none other than that French-language filmmaking company that I have covered so many films from
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Writer-Director Vs. Writer-Producer
The last time I was at a pitch fest in L.A., I had the distinct pleasure of listening to a panel of professional writers offering advice to other writers on how to get their script
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Films of Everyday Syria, Residential School Voices, and a 13-Year Commercial Break
The Vancouver Courier has a piece on Abounaddara, “an anonymous collective of volunteer, self-taught artists whose weekly short films offer a glimpse of the lives of ordinary Syrians.” The films offer an alternative view to the
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