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Weekend Movies: Returning Series, Comedy and Horror

July 22, 2016July 22, 2016321 Weekend321 Weekend, Absolutely Fabulous, Cinema, Ice Age: Collision Course, Lights Out, Movies, Star Trek Beyond

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Air Canada EnRoute Film Festival 2016: 10 years so far

July 22, 2016July 22, 2016FestivalsAir Canada, Air Canada enRoute Film Festival, Robson Square, Twin Bandit

Air Canada, for 10 years, has been gathering short Indie films from around the country for its inflight entertainment. How to celebrate something like that? Simple. Set up a giant screen and projector outside in

News Today (Video)

July 20, 2016July 20, 2016Today's Top StoriesBAM, Beverley Kobelsky, J. Caesar, Looking, The Amazing Race Canada

Over on Northern Stars, a report about the NFB short animation, BAM is getting its own tribute wall. (via thestar.com) HBO’s gay drama Looking is making a return, in movie form. (via CBC) J. Caesar‘s

News Today: TV show and Documentary Releases

July 18, 2016September 5, 2022Today's Top StoriesAIDS, Bell Media, CBS, Corus Entertainment, Saskatchewan, Star Trek, The Bachelorette Canada

New Releases throughout North America being sent out further! Bell Media says that CBS is releasing a new TV show in the Star Trek franchise as well as obtaining the rights to the other shows, (via

Weekend Movies: Unnecessary Reboot and Documentaries

July 15, 2016July 15, 2016321 WeekendDark Horse, Ghostbusters, Tickled, weekend movies

Actors getting married on film set

July 14, 2016July 13, 2016Announcementscanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Farrah Aviva, married on set, Robin Dunne, Robin Dunne Farrah Aviva wedding, romantic comedy, Saskatchewan, Trilight Entertainment, Welcome to Nowhere

Coming from the brilliant minds of Trilight Entertainment is their latest feature film, Welcome to Nowhere, a romantic comedy with a rather interesting undertone about finding oneself in a rather unlikely place and being open.