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Oscar-nominated screenwriter Sarah Polley to release first book in March 2022 Canadian actor and director Sarah Polley poses for a photo as she promotes "Alias Grace," at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Wednesday September 13 , 2017. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young February 25, 2021 - 12:26 PM Oscar-nominated screenwriter Sarah Polley is bringing her storytelling talents to books. The Canadian, who's also a director and actor, will make her publishing debut in March 2022 with the release of her first book, a collection of essays called "Run...

| 22 February 2021 Beta Cinema, the sales and co-financing subsidiary of European media group Beta Film, has announced a number of global sales for its psychological thriller Kindred with companies such as the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Russia and the Middle East. Produced by Dominic Norris and Jack Lowden through their recently launched, Scottish based production company Reiver Pictures, Kindred is the first feature by Joe Marcantonio after his acclaimed short film Red Light starring Jessie Buckley and Martin McCann. When her boyfriend dies suddenly in an accident, psychologica...

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Netflix to open a Canadian office in either Vancouver or Toronto The move comes a day after the parliamentary budget officer estimated a so-called "Netflix tax" would rake in $1.3 billion over five years by Kevin Ritchie on February 11th, 2021 at 1:45 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Netflix is making a big move in Canada. The streaming giant announced today that it plans to open a new office and hire a content executive who will “work directly with the Canadian creative community,” co-CEO, Ted Sarandos wrote in a blog post. In an interview with the Canadian Press, Sarandos said the office will ...

Netff "Canada is an amazingly diverse country and growing our presence locally will help us share more authentically Canadian stories with the world," Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos shared on a blog. U.S. video giant Netflix is set to open a corporate office in Canada and will hire a first-time content executive to deal directly with local Canadian producers. "Canada is an amazingly diverse country and growing our presence locally will help us share more authentically Canadian stories with the world, whether through the development of original content or through co-production and licensing oppor...