Most crime films are made after the dust settles. This one wasn’t. In 2000, a Quebec director pointed his camera at a Montreal neighborhood while a real war between motorcycle clubs was still unresolved, and
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How Data Management Is Changing the Entertainment Industry
The entertainment industry has changed significantly with the growth of digital technology. From film production and music distribution to streaming platforms and audience engagement, technology now influences almost every stage of the entertainment business. While
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How Major Life Events Can Trigger the Need for Financial Advice
Harding Financial advisors New Albany households use will tell you the calls rarely start with markets. They start with a letter from an employer, a death in the family, a birthday that turns out to
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Why Festival Premieres Still Matter in the Streaming Era
We have never had more movies at our fingertips. A few taps can summon thousands of films, yet the abundance has created a paradox: the easier cinema is to access, the harder it can be
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Co-Productions Are Saving Canadian Film. But, at What Cost?
When ambitious Canadian films reach major festivals today, they increasingly do so with passports from more than one country. Official treaty co-productions, jointly financed projects between Canada and international partners, have become a defining feature
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Day Players Part 1: Vancouver Actor Shawn Bordoff
Disclaimer: Since this is the first of a monthly series, this will be a bit different. Our Hollywood North articles have always been about Canadian talent, not about the humble staff writers. I wear a
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