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Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

Daily Rushes for First Tuesday in March

March 3, 2015March 3, 2015Daily RushesCameron Thomson Entertainmen, daily rushes, DiverCiné, Don Carmody, Inception Media Group, Kyle Thomas, Regeneration on Main Street, Strange Empire, The Valley Below

The Valley Below is “a low-key indie feature film” — that’s being released in theatres in Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto and Ottawa on Friday. Read about this breakthrough for Calgary filmmaker Kyle Thomas in the Herald,

Daily Rushes for the Day After CSA’s

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015Daily RushesAcademy Awards, Andrea Martin, Canadian Screen Awards, CSA's, daily rushes, David Sutcliffe, Denis Villeneuve, Denis Villeneuve Blade Runner, festivals, My RØDE Reel, red carpet, sequel to Blade Runner, Tattoo Arts Film Festival

See a photo gallery of the red carpet at last night’s CSA’s at Hello Canada, here See a full list of winners in a no-frills document from the CBC here; academy.ca seems to be down

Daily Rushes for the Last Business Day in Feb

February 27, 2015February 27, 2015Daily RushesAfter the Ball, Andrea Martin, Bell Media’s BravoFACT, BravoFACTUAL, Bruce Greenwood, Canadian Screen Week, CSA, daily rushes, DOC, Documentary Organization of Canada, Don Carmody, Elephant Song, Festival Concierge, festival submission process, Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent, National Screen Institute, Survivor in Canada, TIFF Bell Lightbox

Cinderella, Shakespeare, and The Devil Wears Prada meet — in Montréal — in After the Ball, opening this weekend. Read Chris Knight’s review. Andrea Martin wonders if the red carpet will be indoors or out

Daily Rushes for Last Thurs in Feb

February 26, 2015February 26, 2015Daily RushesBC, Calgary, Canadian Screen Awards, daily rushes, DiverCiné, documentary, festivals, final cut, final cut pro x, French language cinema, Highway of Tears, in-theatre, independent, Northern BC, Ottawa, Pixel Film Studios, Shaw Media, Transmorph Toon, Vancouver

The Canadian Screen Awards’ earliest trophies were handed out yesterday, eight of them to sci-fi TV series Orphan Black; read about it in the Brandon Sun Award-winning documentary Highway of Tears, the story of a

Daily Rushes for Last Weds of Feb

February 25, 2015July 31, 2019Daily RushesCanadian Screen Awards, Cinema Scene Marketing, NSI, Online Short Film Festival, Pixel Film Studios, Still Alice, To Light a Candle

Education is not a crime, says Maziar Bahari, Iranian-Canadian filmmaker (plus journalist and author). Bahari’s film, To Light a Candle, exposes the persecution of the Baha’i in Iran, and his article today in the Globe

Daily Rushes for Last Tues of Feb

February 24, 2015July 31, 2019Daily RushesBirdman, Canadian Sniper, Oscars, Pixel Film Studios, Popcornflix, QuickFlics

Robert Fulford looks at “what we talk about when we talk about Birdman” in the National Post David Berry (same place) figures that if you can still call them “films”, you can also call them

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