Just announced, HotDocs 2022 Documentary Festival will have the World Premiere screening of the documentary series.
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Coming Soon, CTV Network will have their premiere broadcast of this six-part documentary series on Dec 27, 28 & 29, 2022 at 10 & 10:30pm…
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The Nahanni documentary can now been seen via streaming on CBC GEM.
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Congratulations to Kiarash Sadigh for his nomination of Best Cinematography for a Feature Length documentary for his work on “Nahanni River of Forgiveness” for the 2021 Canada Screen Awards. Congratulations and Best of Luck!
Congratulations to the production team of “Be Afraid: The Science of Fear” – nominated for the Rob Steward Award for Best Science or Nature Documentary Program or Series at the 2021 Canada Screen Awards! Congratulations to the whole production team!
Check out TSN4 on Sat Nov 21 at 7pm, TSN is rebroadcasting this revealing and emotional story of how gifted Ohio-born quarterback Chuck Ealey found refuge in Canada and the CFL in the face of racial intolerance in the United States
“Stone Thrower: The Chuck Ealey Story” was produced by 90th Parallel Productions for the CFL’s 100th Anniversary for Bell Media/TSN, back in 2012 as part of their “Engraved on a Nation” series.
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Check out TSN4 on Sat Nov 21 at 6pm, TSN is rebroadcasting this fun documentary on the mavericks from the 1971 Toronto Argonauts. Revisit the magic days of the Toronto Argos with Coach Cahill, Dick Thorton, Jim Stillwagon and Joe Thiesmann just to name a few.
“The Greatest Team That Never Won” was produced by 90th Parallel Productions for the CFL’s 100th Anniversary for Bell Media/TSN, back in 2012 as part of the “Engraved on a Nation” series.
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A 90th Parallel co-production documentary to premiere on documentary Channel on Sunday, August 9 at 9PM.
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Just announced, The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, in partnership with CBC and CTV and with the support of Telefilm Canada and the Canada Media Fund, plan a series of virtual presentations to reveal the winners of the 2020 Canadian Screen Awards (May 25-28/20). Check out Monday May 25/20 at 8pm (ET) to see if the “Invisible Essence: The Little Prince” team are lucky winners in the “Ted Rogers Best Feature Length Documentary” category along with Bruce Lapointe for his “Best Editing in a Feature Length Documentary” category. The virtual presentations will be live-streamed on the Canadian Academy’s platforms.
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Congratulations to the Invisible Essence team for the nomination in the “Ted Rogers Best Feature Length Documentary” category along with Bruce Lapointe for his “Best Editing in a Feature Length Documentary” category.
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