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In Remembrance

November 11, 2015July 31, 2019VideoRemembrance Day

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Tips, Awards, Results, and New Seasons

November 10, 2015November 10, 2015Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, Cineplex, Media One Creative, MFM, Nightclub Confidential, SMPIA, The Other Side

MFM has posted some tips from casting agent Janine Oloman on getting work as an extra in Northern Ontario. Read the whole thing here to see what you should include in your application. (Via PRNewsWire)

Labyrinth of Lies (Review)

November 10, 2015November 9, 2015ReviewLabyrinth of Lies, Labyrinth of Lies (Review), NewWest FilmFest, review

Another screening at NWFF. Taking place in Germany after WWII, Alexander Fehling stars as Johann Radmann, a young prosecutor. After his most recent prosecution, which he was late for, Radmann comes across a new case to

Exclusive – Let Go by Isabel Dréan Part II

November 10, 2015July 31, 2019Exclusive, Interviewcanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, exclusive, festivals, Isabel Dréan, Isabel Dréan Let Go, Let Go

Isabel Dréan started her career as a broadcaster before moving onto producing then directing. She is best known in Quebec for her very successful web series Manigances. The series has 500,000 followers. It’s won multiple

Citizenfour (Review)

November 9, 2015November 9, 2015ReviewCitizenfour, Citizenfour (Review), documentary, Edward Snowden, festivals, Laura Poitras, NewWest FilmFest

Just last weekend, New Westminster had a film fest of its own — still small, but it’s already outgrown its original doc-only format. Amazing how things change over the years. The first film I saw

Rising Stars at WFF, UBCP Awards, SYFF at AGO

November 9, 2015November 3, 2017Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, festivals, NewWest FilmFest, Syria Film Festival (SYFF), UBCP/ACTRA, Whistler Film Festival, Whistler Film Festival Rising Stars

(Via PRNewsWire) The 2015 Whistler Film Festival Rising Stars are Lauren Lee Smith, Jakob Davies, Taylor Russell and Rustin Gresiuk. The four, all from the Western Provinces and all stars of films premiering at WFF,