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April 26, 2016April 26, 2016Today's Top StoriesAdam Garnet Jones, Amy Jo Johnson, Ann Shin's My Enemy My Brother, Brigitte Berman's The Gordon Pinsent Documentary, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Corus Diverse TV Director, Corus Entertainment, Jennifer Baichwal's and Edward Burtynsky's Anthropocene, Julie Lambert's Flying Sisters, Lagos Nigeria film industry, Lagos Nigeria Nollywood, Mark Achbar's The New Corporation, National Screen Institute (NSI), Raymond St-Jean's Movements – Louise Lecavalier, Rogers Group of Funds, Tanya Lemke, Tarique Qayumi, Telefilm Canada, Theatrical Documentary Program, TIFF, TIFF's City to City, TIFF's City to City Lagos, Tricia Lee

TIFF‘s City to City programme is going to be focused on the city of Lagos in Nigeria. Over 1000 low budget films are made each year in Nigeria, known sometimes as Nollywood. Each year over

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(Via CNW) ACTRA’s not the only organization that’s glad to see the federal budget’s provisions for culture; CBC says in a media release that it’s “grateful”, especially considering the financial trouble it’s been experiencing. “We

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