FedNor gives Sudbury's film industry a boost
Creative industries in Sudbury got a major boost Tuesday with the announcement of $850,000 in FedNor funding.
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Local Entertainment cineSarnia’s mini film fest set for April 27
Local fans of the silver screen will have the chance to watch four critically-acclaimed and award-winning films on April 27 as cineSarnia holds its inaugural Best of the Fest mini-film ... -
Local News TV shoot shuts down Morden downtown
Downtown Morden was shut down on April 15 as filming for an upcoming TV series took place.Tales from the Loop, an eight episode series produced by Fox 21 for broadcast ... -
Local News Music, film awards to celebrate the North’s best
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Local News Sandra Oh drama part of Film Day screenings in Chatham-Kent
A documentary about human activity’s impact on the planet and an independent drama starring Sandra Oh will mark National Canadian Film Day in Chatham-Kent this year. -
Local News Sudbury Accent: 'A very Canadian kind of hero'
Sudbury played a key role in bringing film about legendary goalie to life -
Local Entertainment The Human Radio set to broadcast at Horizon Stage
He has since taken his show on the road to India, Germany, the United States and major festivals throughout Canada. -
Local Entertainment The Human Radio set to broadcast at Horizon Stage
He has since taken his show on the road to India, Germany, the United States and major festivals throughout Canada.
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Movies Danish thriller The Guilty coming to cineSarnia
An edge-of-your-seat thriller will be cineSarnia’s fifth film of its 2019 winter season.The Guilty, an award-winning Danish film already being hailed as a modern-day cinematic classic, will be screened at ... -
Movies Icemen up two games against Leduc, looking to end it at home
The Wetaskiwin Icemen could finish the first round of their playoffs tonight when they take on the Leduc Co-op Riggers at 7:30 p. -
Movies cineSarnia presents award-winning drama, If Beale Street Could Talk
An award-winning drama that deals with love, racism and family in 1970s America is cineSarina’s fourth film of its winter series. -
Local Entertainment Elijah McKeown's 2019 Oscar predictions just in time for the 91st Academy Awards
The biggest night in film has arrived once again. On Sunday night, the 91st Academy Awards will recognize the best and brightest from 2018. -
Local News New program helps Indigenous musicians in Northern Ontario
Indigenous musicians can tap a new mentorship program offered by Music and Film In Motion. One-one-one assistance is available to musicians and songwriters who are First Nation, Metis and Inuit ... -
Movies SWIFF offering monthly film series
Fans of award-winning and insightful international and domestic films will have a new forum beginning Feb. -
Local Entertainment Buffalo Bill and the Indians encourages conversation about Indigenous people in film
The Whyte Museum in Banff will present the classic western Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976) starring Paul Newman on February 21 at 7 p. -
Local Entertainment Stratford's Colm Feore flexes his talents in both the superhero and horror genres
Stratford's Colm Feore will appear on both big and little screens in three separate, filmed productions set to be released over the next month.
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Movies Surreal, spellbinding documentary to be screened at cineSarnia
The documentary about the shocking but true story of three identical triplets separated at birth who accidentally rediscovered each other in the early Eighties will be shown in Sarnia at ... -
Movies cineSarnia presents inspirational Canadian film, The Grizzlies
The Grizzlies is the uplifting true story of an idealistic young teacher who travels to the farthest reaches of Canada’s north to inspire Inuit youth through the game of lacrosse, ... -
Local News Film about legendary goaltender Terry Sawchuk shot in Sudbury
Biopic to hit screens in March -
Local News TIFF Film ‘Anthropocene' showing at Goderich Park Theatre
From the most recent film, book and art collections by these three globally respected Canadians – Nicholas de Pencier, Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky – were released this fall to ... -
Local Entertainment Six strings, two trios, one concert at Horizon Stage
Over nearly a decade, each trio has come together with their counterparts from the opposite sides of the border in order to put on a series of concerts across the ... -
Local Entertainment Six strings, two trios, one concert at Horizon Stage
Over nearly a decade, each trio has come together with their counterparts from the opposite sides of the border in order to put on a series of concerts across the ... -
Canada Netflix interested in creating a Toronto production hub: Mayor John Tory
TORONTO — It seems Netflix is considering creating a production hub in Toronto.Asked whether the video streaming giant is interested in setting up shop in the city, Mayor John Tory ... -
Movies Highly-acclaimed drama kicks off cineSarnia's winter season
What They Had is a poignant film that shines a light on the sorrow, the confusion, the anguish and the anger that bubble up among family members when a parent ... -
Canada From Hereditary to Roma, the 10 best movies of the year
Not only were there original stories up on the screen in 2018, but they were some of the best movies of the year -
Movies The Children Act closes out cineSarnia's fall season
The Children Act is the slow-burning and highly compelling story about a dedicated judge struggling simultaneously with the collapse of her marriage and an urgent case involving a 17-year-old Jehovah’s ...
