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TRIGGER POINT Hits Mediocrity and Not Much Else

June 1, 2021May 31, 2021ReviewBarry Pepper, Brad Turner, CanCon, Carlo Rota, Colm Feore, Trigger Point

I’ve written much about the current state of Canadian Content (or CANCON) in my time on this site. I most recently laid out my feelings in an article two weeks ago. With a bill to

Bill C-10: The CANCON Moose in the Room

May 18, 2021May 17, 2021The Bottom LineBill C-10, CanCon

If you asked a Canadian filmmaker in 2008 if they supported Bill C-10, you likely would’ve got a resounding “NO” along with a DVD of Young People F*cking. But that was another time and a

CANCON, Bargain Bins and Videotape

September 8, 2020September 7, 2020VideoCanCon, Crazy Moon, VCR, VHS

For the first time since pre-COVID era, I dusted of my VCR and put in a VHS tape. There were the usual tracking issues and the headache of the cropped pan and scan image after

MADD, TIFF, and Questioning CanCon

May 26, 2016May 26, 2016Today's Top Stories24 Hours MADD Canada, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, CanCon, CanCon Fraser Institute, CRTC, TIFF, TIFF volunteer applications, tv

(Via Marketwired) It’s another movie about the end of the world — but in this one, that’s the name of a bush party three teens decide to go to. The work, 24 Hours, is not

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