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*Exclusive Canadian Premiere* This true-crime documentary-style series follows Mike Mildon and his true-crime-obsessed best friend Jackson Rowe as they attempt to solve this coldest of cold cases. In 1934, Mike's great-great-uncle, Harold Heaven, mysteriously disappeared from his cabin in Minden, ON. Local police searched the nearby woods and lake, but Harold was never found nor heard from again. Eighty-six years later, Mike and Jackson head back to Minden to attempt to uncover the truth with the help of Mike's extended family, town locals, old photos and 1934 police reports. The further they dig, the stranger the theories get. Cathy Jones and Mary Walsh star as beloved characters Mrs. Enid and Mrs. Eulalia, respectively, who travel across Canada to dish out advice in person in season 2 of Broad Appeal.(CBC)
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by Craig Takeuchi on December 21st, 2020 at 1:30 PM 1 of 10 2 of 10 The 20th edition of the Whistler Film Festival called it a wrap for its program on Sunday with an awards ceremony—and the list of winners hail from across Canada and abroad. Even though the festival has completed, all of the films and more from this year's WFF are still available to watch online until the end of the month. (Also, to help support filmmakers and Canadian rights holders during this challenging time, the festival is giving them 50 percent of net proceeds from film tickets.) On December 20, the WFF presented 14 awards in seven juried film competitions and a total of $38,500 in cash and production prizes.
Image Credit: SUBMITTED / Thompson-Nicola Film Commission December 15, 2020 - 10:30 AM An Indigenous comedy filmed around the Thompson and Nicola regions is now available for streaming online. The Whistler Film Festival is streaming Indian Road Trip, a feature film inspired by life growing up on a reservation, according to a Thompson-Nicola Film Commission media release. The film features local backdrops such as Glimpse Lake, Merritt, Lower Nicola and areas in Quilchena, filmed in May and June of 2017. Crew filming Indian Road Trip at Glimpse Lake Upper Nicola Indian Band Science Camp, and Quilchena, Merritt and Lower Nicola areas, 2017. Image Credit: SUBMITTED / Thompson-Nicola Film Commission