Canada Archives - Page 12 of 12 -

Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

Design Canada – Review

July 10, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewCanada, Design Canada, designers, Gregory Durell, Lest B. Pearson, Olympics

A maple leaf, a beaver nestled amongst a garland of leaves, and a standing figure morphing into an eyeball. These symbols and many more permeate our daily lives and consciousness as Canadians. Yet most of

73rd Venice International Film Festival to include Canadian Filmmakers

July 29, 2016July 28, 2016Festivals, Today's Top StoriesA Worthy Companion, Arrival, Bruce LaBruce, Canada, CNW Creative, Denis Villeneuve, Felix and Paul Studios, filmmakers, Gerontophilia, Karl Lemiux, Lion of the Future, Maudite Poutine, Nomads, Patrick Boivin, Philippe Falardeau, Prank, Sanchez Brothers, The Bleeder, Trinity, Venice International Film Festival, Vincent Biron

(via CNW) From August 31 to September 10, Italy’s very own Venice International Film Festival will have four emerging Canadian filmmakers joining for the experience. Karl Lemieux, who made Maudite Poutine will have his film

Back To Top