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Canadian Screen Awards 2023: Winners Include 'The Porter,' 'Sort Of' – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Canadian Screen Awards 2023: Winners Include 'The Porter,' 'Sort Of' – The Hollywood Reporter

The winners from the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards included TV shows 'The Porter' and 'Sort Of.'

Canadian Screen Awards Reveal 2023 Winners - Vimarsana News

Canadian Screen Awards Reveal 2023 Winners

'Sort Of,' 'The Porter' and 'Brother' walked away with top prizes at the Canadian Screen Awards.

Brother dominates with a dozen wins on third night of Canadian Screen Awards - Vimarsana News

Brother dominates with a dozen wins on third night of Canadian Screen Awards

Brother, director Clement Virgo’s intense portrait of two Jamaican-Canadian siblings growing up in a Toronto suburb during the 1990s, swept the third night of the Canadian Screen Awards after winning 12 of its 14 nominations in the cinematic arts categories.

Source: cbc.ca
Canadian Screen Awards kick off first film gala in 4 years with 'Brother' in the lead - Vimarsana News

Canadian Screen Awards kick off first film gala in 4 years with 'Brother' in the lead

TORONTO — Clement Virgo's deeply personal film about Black boyhood dominated the Canadian Screen Awards Thursday as members of the entertainment scene gathered for the first in-person festivities in four years. "Brother," a Scarborough, Ont.

Source: prpeak.com
Clement Virgo's film 'Brother' wins a record 12 Canadian Screen Awards - Vimarsana News

Clement Virgo's film 'Brother' wins a record 12 Canadian Screen Awards

TORONTO — Clement Virgo's deeply personal film about Black boyhood dominated the Canadian Screen Awards Thursday as members of the entertainment scene gathered for the first in-person festivities in four years. "Brother," a Scarborough, Ont.