Indieflix is usually just for members who pay the (small) fee to see curated independent films from all over — that’s how they generate revenue to share with the creators — but for two days
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Bloom: Review
Michelle Brunette’s short documentary Bloom is a difficult film to watch, emotionally — especially if you’ve had a film student in the family or among your friends — but that’s what gives it a touch
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News Round 2
(Via PRNewswire) A cable exec has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Louise St-Pierre, President and CEO of Cogeco Cable, was announced as a Women’s Executive Network (WXN) 2015 Canada’s Most Powerful Women:
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Location Call, Greenwood Honoured, Online Shorts, Long Paddle
Do you have (or know about) an abandoned-looking house in the woods near Sudbury or North Bay? How about a cave or a cabin in the same kind of place? MFM reports a location scout
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Yoga Hosers, a comedy about “strange occurrences at the Winnipeg convenience store Eh-2-Zed” and the teenage clerks who fight evil with yoga, has its world premiere at Sundance in January, reports Peter Howell of The
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Filmmaker for a Night in Regina?
Behind the Screen: A Night at the Soundstage is a free, all ages, come-and-go event in Regina on Wednesday (November 25th), that invites people to “Meet Saskatchewan’s most talented filmmaking professionals and try your hand
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