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12/05/2021 - In her documentary, Michal Weits delves into the life of her great-grandfather Joseph, the man who orchestrated the acquisition and expropriation of Palestinian land

Jamaica Tourism calls for united Caribbean voice against vaccine inequity 6 days ago As regional stakeholders ramp up efforts to woo back tourists and rebuild the sector in the aftermath of the fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Jamaica Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has called on Caribbean leaders to raise their voices collectively against vaccine inequity. Only one in more than 500 people in poorer countries has received the COVID-19 vaccination. At the current rate, the world’s poorest 92 countries will not be able to reach a vaccination rate of 60 percent of their popu...

Exclusive clip: Ian Thornton, Gary Lang talk Hot Docs feature “The Face of Anonymous” One May morning in 2016, novelist Ian Thornton was pushing his two kids in a stroller down Toronto’s Queen Street West when he stopped to put two dollars in a ... April 28, 2021 One May morning in 2016, novelist Ian Thornton was pushing his two kids in a stroller down Toronto’s Queen Street West when he stopped to put two dollars in a panhandler...

| 27 April 2021 Canadian public educational broadcaster Knowledge Network has upgraded its playout facility near Vancouver with a software-based channel creation solution based on Imagine Communications’ Versio integrated playout platform and ADC automation. Publicly funded and commercial free, Knowledge Network broadcasts and streams local and international content 24/7, with a mix of documentaries, arts and culture, prime-time dramas, and children’s programming.  Oliver Eichel, director of broadcast technology and IT at Knowledge Network, commented: “We were looking to r...

The Brit pubcaster has picked up mixed-media educational series Don’t Blame Me, Blame My Brain (10 x 11 minutes) from Screen Glue. This live-action/animated comedy (pictured) answers unusual questions like what happens if you never sleep, or could you catapult to the moon. Hosts Ken Cheng and Leila Navabi chat with experts and celebrities in every episode, and animated sequences explore the science behind the answers they discover. Aimed at seven to 11s,  Don’t Blame Me, Blame My Brain premieres April 28. Kids First  The Paris-based distributor has inked a number of new deals with Chin...