(Via CNW): The CRTC is celebrating National Canadian Film Day (though maybe that’s just a coincidence) by publishing its Three-Year Plan, “setting out the key activities it intends to undertake from 2015 to 2018”, according
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About That End of the World: More on Dolan’s New Project
(Via Entertainment One) ” After 12 years of absence, a writer goes back to his hometown, planning on announcing his upcoming death to his family. As resentment soon rewrites the course of the afternoon, fits
Continue ReadingApril Apology
The CRTC plans to apologize for picking on Bell Media (owner of CTV) so much lately. First, as the word leaked out that Bell president Kevin Crull might have banned Jean-Pierre Blais from CTV for
Continue ReadingBreaking: CRTC Mandates Minimal Cable Package
Jean-Pierre Blais, head of the CRTC, has just announced the anticipated changes to requirements for cable providers in Canada, and what it means for viewers. A CRTC press release says by the end of 2016,
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Cast No Shadow Set to Make Its Mark
(Via WireService.ca) “Cast No Shadow tells the story of a boy who yearns to transform into something he is not. A boy who was close to persevering, as so many are, but fell backwards,” says
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Princess Grace Comes to Canada — Not the U.S.
(Via WireService.ca) Grace of Monaco, or Princess Grace to give the film its Canadian title, is already available in Canada without yet having been even released in the U.S. But this may not be much
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