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Cinematic Loss: How Canadian Films Reflect the Realities of Life and Death

May 12, 2025May 12, 2025TelefilmCanadian Films, Cinematic Loss

Canadian cinema has long been known for its reflective, emotional storytelling that often touches on deep human experiences—grief, tragedy, justice, and healing. Unlike many commercial blockbusters, Canadian films often focus on the quieter, more painful

12 New Films Get Telefilm Funding

November 27, 2015November 27, 2015TelefilmCanada Feature Film Fund, Goon: Last of the Enforcers (Jay Baruchel), Hunting Pignut (Martine Blue), Juliana and the Medicine Fish (Jeremy Torrie), Loneliness of a Sewer Trucker (Hakan Sahin), Lovesick (Tyson Caron) and Entanglement (Jason James), Maudie (Aisling Walsh), Mean Dreams (Nathan Morlando), Milton’s Secret (Barnet Bain), nineteenseventysomething (Bruce McDonald), Operation Insanity (Érik Canuel), Telefilm Canada, The Other Half (Joey Klein)

Telefilm Canada is supporting 12 new English-language film projects through its Canada Feature Film Fund, it announced yesterday. More than $8 million has been invested. Featuring several coming-of-age stories, the 12 films are: Hunting Pignut

10 Films Telefilm is Supporting

May 7, 2015May 7, 2015TelefilmBorealis, Ego trip, How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town, People Hold On, Prisoner X, Room, Telefilm, Telefilm Canada, The People Garden, The Steps, The Waiting Room, Undone

(Via CNW) Telefilm Canada announced yesterday it’s giving $7.1 million to help with production of nine English-language films and one French-language film. (Okay, those are some numbers I’m not going to touch.) A glance at

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