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Wintertide Trailer Sets Digital Release Date for Thriller Movie - Vimarsana News

Wintertide Trailer Sets Digital Release Date for Thriller Movie

The official Wintertide trailer for Gravitas Ventures' upcoming thriller movie has been released, starring Niamh Carolan.

Winnipeg's Farpoint Films Signs Deal with Super Channel - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg's Farpoint Films Signs Deal with Super Channel

Winnipeg-based Farpoint Films has signed an exclusive deal to produce 150 hours of both unscripted and scripted television for Super Channel.

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Horror projects lead way as film, TV sectors ramp up after pandemic pause - Vimarsana News

Horror projects lead way as film, TV sectors ramp up after pandemic pause

Winnipeg Free Press By: Randall King | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 2, 2021 Save to Read Later After a year-and-a-half of spotty TV and film production in Manitoba, things are ramping up in a big way in the coming months as the threat of COVID-19 recedes. Coming soon… Dylan Penn stars as Jennifer Vogel in Flag Day. With all the films going into production, spare a thought for a few locally shot films that may make their way into theatres in the next few months… assuming theatres open. click to read more With all the films go...

Code red loosening means green light for filming - Vimarsana News

Code red loosening means green light for filming

Winnipeg Free Press The wheels of the Manitoba film industry are turning once again after being frozen by a COVID-19 shutdown in November. Manitoba was the only province in which the film industry was shut down completely. The wheels of the Manitoba film industry are turning once again after being frozen by a COVID-19 shutdown in November. Manitoba was the only province in which the film industry was shut down completely. Now that the industry is back in operation as of last Friday, production companies are mobilizing with projects going to camera in the coming months. Among the first t...