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Little Lorraine Review & Analysis: Desperation, Family, and Crime in Cape Breton

May 21, 2026May 20, 2026ReviewLittle Lorraine, Nova Scotia, TIFF 2025

Set against the rugged coast of Nova Scotia, Little Lorraine transforms an almost unbelievable true story into a grounded and deeply human crime drama. Directed by Andy Hines in his feature debut, the film follows

Inside Devour! Fest: Highlights from the World’s Largest Food Film Festival

May 14, 2026May 12, 2026FestivalsDevour Food Film Fest, Nova Scotia, Wolfville

Few festivals manage to dissolve the boundary between cinema and cuisine as completely as Devour! The Food Film Fest. Held each year in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, the event returns for its 16th anniversary edition from

Wildhood: Finding Your Roots

August 4, 2022August 3, 2022ReviewChloe Zhao, Guy Godfree, Nova Scotia, Wildhood

The path of self-discovery can be a turbulent and arduous emotional ride, one that not many are brave enough to take, for it incites change and change can be terrifying. But, in Wildhood, that is

News Video: NS filming, TIFF lineup, and Amazing Race

July 27, 2016July 27, 2016Today's Top StoriesAir Canada enRoute Film Festival, Amazing Race Canada, Bell Media, cbc, Halifax, Nova Scotia, TIFF

Steve Berry of CBC news brings up the subject of the EnRoute Film Festival as well as the lack of work in Halifax, The TIFF 2016 line-up has been announced, and listed by Jacob Stolworthy

Banff Master Classes, Sask Lighting Workshop, Up and Down in NS

May 31, 2016May 31, 2016Today's Top StoriesBanff World Media Festival, Banff World Media Festival hbo, Banff World Media Festival master classes, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, crowdfunded film Talent, lighting workshop, Lucas Frison, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan Soundstage, SMPIA

(Via CNW) Banff World Media Festival, taking place June 12th through 15th, has announced four more master classes added to the schedule. They’re described as “HBO Super-Sessions featuring some of the biggest names in the

Rising Stars, Fixer-Uppers, and More Hard Times in NS

February 17, 2016February 17, 2016Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Dominique Lapierre, HGTV, Home to Win, Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia tax credit cut, Samuel Lehner's documentary WES, Shaw TV, Telefilm, Telefilm Canada

Recently, Broadcaster Magazine has announced that CMF and Telefilm have appointed a new National Director. Dominique Lapierre, a law graduate, made her start in Legal Counsel for Telefilm in 2002, and worked her way up.