Film

• ‘They’re real people’: Mob focus of JFK assassination flick filmed in Winnipeg

  When it came time to pick a location, producers chose Winnipeg over other major cities such as Atlanta and New Orleans in part because of its Exchange District neighbourhood.

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  Aug 3
  
• B.C.’s Carly Rae Jepsen working on ’10 Things I Hate about You’ for Broadway

  Carly Rae Jepsen has been tapped to help adapt the teen rom-com "10 Things I Hate About You" for the Broadway stage.

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  Apr 23
  
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• Vancouver producer Samantha Quan wins best picture Oscar for ‘Anora’

  Vancouver-born producer Samantha Quan celebrated the "incredible, impossible" journey of "Anora" while accepting the best picture Oscar on a night when the film reigned supreme.

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  Mar 3
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• Film shows how immigration has shaped basketball

  A new documentary makes the case that a change in Canada's immigration policy more than 50 years ago has fuelled the country's current boom in NBA players.

  Sports

  Feb 27
• Canadian funders wavered on another Scarborough film. But ‘Morningside’ had local support

  Fefe Dobson has toured the world, achieved pop-punk stardom and found a new home in Nashville, but she’s never truly left Scarborough behind.

  Canada

  Feb 21
• Short film explores the Blackfoot Confederacy

  The film explores the cultural revival and permanence of the Blackfoot Confederacy, showcasing the resilience of their language, land and traditions.

  Canada

  Jan 6
• ‘Universal Language’ named best Canadian movie at Vancouver International Film Festival

  The Summit Award, decided by jury of artists and industry leaders, was handed out in a ceremony Wednesday evening.

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  Oct 4, 2024
• ‘Absurdly funny, sweet’ film set in Winnipeg wins TIFF’s Best Canadian Discovery Award

  The Best Canadian Discovery Award 'celebrates works of emerging filmmakers who contribute to enriching the Canadian film landscape.'

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  Sep 16, 2024
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• Guy Maddin wades into more conventional fare with ‘Rumours’, but it’s still weird

  The Winnipeg auteur's new dark political comedy “Rumours” may be his most accessible work yet.

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  Aug 29, 2024
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• Cannes Film Festival: Indie ‘Anora’ wins top honour Palme d’Or

  Sean Baker is the first American filmmaker to win the Palme d'Or since Terrence Mallick in 2012.

  Entertainment

  May 25, 2024