Hollywood has long fascinated audiences with breathtaking car chases, explosive crashes, and gravity-defying stunts. #CarStunts #windshieldreplacementCalgarycost
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A lot of people say that Vancouver has very talented performers, but David Ray really put it to the test with his new feature comedy film, Love And Money. All the dialogue was improvised, and there were even more surprises during the shoot, as explained below.
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What is having sisters like? Neither of my parents can answer that question. Nearly every other family member can’t exactly explain either. Except for maybe two uncles on my mom’s side, but I’ve never reached out to them anyway. #Cecilia #MariaMunro #Sisters
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Tomorrow, Youngblood returns to the ice where its legend was forged. #hockeyfilms #HubertDavis #Youngblood
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Despite having turned 30 this year, the Scream film series is still able to make waves at the box office as Scream 7’s opening weekend has just smashed domestic, international, and global franchise records. #BoxOffice #Gaza #Palestine #Paramount+ #Protestors #Scream7
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The series suggests that the early medieval world was not built from nothing. It was built from leftovers: ruined institutions, surviving beliefs, old trade routes, and political habits that never truly disappeared. #CanadianSeries #Roman #Rome #Vikings
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Canada has long been known for its breathtaking landscapes, multicultural society, and strong public institutions. Yet beyond these defining features, the country has quietly built a remarkable influence in global entertainment. #MapleLeaf
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If Brent Butt is not a household name where you live, you should probably move. He worked for years, becoming one of Canada’s top stand-up comedians. He starred in and created one of the most successful comedy shows, Corner Gas, which was set in Saskatchewan.
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Production has officially begun for the highly anticipated second season of the Inuit-led Canadian sitcom North of North. #AletheaArnaquqBaril #NorthofNorth #NorthofNorthSeason2 #StaceyAglokMacDonald
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One of the biggest cinematic surprises of 2025 was Final Destination: Bloodlines, which not only became the best-reviewed entry in the 26-year-old franchise, but it was also a sleeper hit at the box office, becoming the highest grossing Final Destination movie with an estimated
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Super Team Canada takes a more interesting route. It uses superhero parody as its foundation, but the real point of the series is cultural.
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In many superhero stories, the hero’s world is built to support heroism.
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In Hollywood, every smile tells a story. From child actors stepping onto their first audition stage to teens preparing for blockbuster premieres, a confident smile can shine as brightly as studio lights on the Sunset Strip. #RedCarpetSmile
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Deep in Mississauga, there lives a filmmaker by the name of Deepa Mahanti who makes deep films about people and their struggles/journeys through life. She’s been doing this for quite some time with her film crew and one day she reached out, sparking my interest.
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The DGC/BC recently celebrated their 2026 Spotlight awards, and the Trailblazer Award was given to writer, producer, Omnifilm CEO, and Pacific Screenwriting Program Co-FounderBrian Hamilton!
Here is our conversation with Brian Hamilton.
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This year’s Kingston Canadian Film Festival (KCFF) will shine a spotlight on one of Canada’s most influential television legacies with a special screening of Degrassi: Whatever It Takes, the new documentary from director Lisa Rideout.
Following #DegrassiWhateveritTakes #KCFF2026
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In both film and television whenever an adaptation, reboot, or revival is announced, the wait can often be so long that it turns to an endurance test of one’s patience. #Disney #Revival #SarahChalke #Scrubs
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When you have to rely on the tax credits to balance your budget (most do), a single missed date can leave you with a hole in your budget that you will never be able to fill in. Nothing is drama in that - CAVCO operates by hard deadlines and lenders follow CAVCO.
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Canada has quietly served as the setting for countless cities, worlds, and time periods in Hollywood films. From futuristic skylines to rugged wilderness, filmmakers have used Canadian locations to double for New York, alien planets, historical towns, and epic fantasy realms.
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It’s not often I get to see a documentary series, especially one that finds a way to put people’s stories together. I always enjoy a good fictional documentary whether it be locally made or even as something from a bigger production company.
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The Climate Crisis is here, and we all need to deal with it. What is unusual is a husband-wife director team. Even more rare is if that team is dedicated to making a difference by investing years of their life into important documentaries that can help save the planet.
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Every year, the Crazy8s Film Society challenges filmmakers to do the impossible: create a fully realized short film in just eight days. It’s fast, it’s intense, and it’s a proving ground for emerging and mid-career talent in B.C.’s vibrant film scene.
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Ontario actress Rachel McAdams and the legendary director Sam Raimi are no doubt riding high right now as their latest feature film, Send Help, which released on January 30th, earned close to $20 million USD domestically and a total $28.1
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Rather than generating immediate public pressure, the writing around Blue Heron established a reference point. The film became something that could be returned to, reconsidered, and placed within a broader conversation about contemporary Canadian storytelling. #BlueHeron
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Hollywood may be the most recognized name in global entertainment, but Canada has long been one of its strongest creative partners.
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Canada boasts a wealth of talented actors, writers, directors, and other content creators. To help our industry grow, we would like to introduce you to some of those gifted folks who have managed to capture that magic on screen.
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Coming home is rarely simple, especially when the past is waiting. #DallasSmith #JoelStewart #SoulsRoad
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While appearances can be deceiving, it sure as Hel looks like Amazon’s Prime Video is trying to position itself at the forefront of video game TV adaptations. #GodofWar #PrimeVideo #Vancouver
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Canada has always been micro-budgeting to its tight plans, favour and quick decision living. However, the following round of funding makes that pressure a stone wall. #Finance #Funding #MicroBudget
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Hollywood movies have a unique way of turning cars into legends. From high-speed chases through city streets to emotional road trips across scenic highways, vehicles often play a starring role alongside famous actors. #UsedcarsCalgary
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A film is coming out and as you may have guessed, it covers anxiety. It's not something of the educational variety with huge chunks of information you could find in a book on mental health. Instead, it finds a way to show those feelings in a creative matter. #Anxiety
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