Famed Canadian cult film director Bruce McDonald’s latest film will debut at the Toronto International Film Festival and its premiere will mark a big step for the film industry. McDonald, an Annex r…

Venturing deep into the trenches where hard-working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Courtney Hunt’s somber film “Frozen River” evokes a perfect storm of present-day woes: illegal immigration, ethnic tension, depressed real estate, high gas prices and dire poverty.

DEBORAH KOONS GARCIA, widow of Jerry Garcia, will show the film “Seeds of In Good Heart: Soil and the Mystery of Fertility,” at the Wine Country Film Festival Sunday, July 27. She will appear at the festival’s Planet Party on Sunday.

First Cannes, now Halifax.

Tim, 33, is a Canadian who moved to Copenhagen in 2000 to study at Copenhagen Business School. He has been working full-time in Copenhagen since 2004, currently as a journalist for a bank.

Famed Canadian cult film director Bruce McDonald’s latest film will debut at the Toronto International Film Festival and its premiere will mark a big step for the film industry.

HALIFAX - First Cannes, now Halifax.

Blindness, the dark Canadian-Brazilian-Japanese drama based on Jose Saramago’s acclaimed novel, is set to open the 28th edition of the Atlantic Film Festival.

Canadian indie rockers Wolf Parade perform at Terminal 5. Since the release of their first full-length album in 2005, “Apologies to the Queen Mary,” the quartet has been hailed for their chaotic drums and driving guitar riffs.

Venturing deep into the trenches where hard-working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Courtney Hunt’s somber film “Frozen River” evokes a perfect storm of present-day woes: illegal immigration, ethnic tension, depressed real estate, high gas prices and dire poverty.

”Knocked Up” or ”One Night Big Belly?” American movies can undergo radical name changes abroad.

Gillian Anderson could have have had the pick of the best roles in TV or film when X-Files ended - but she turned her back on Hollywood and moved to London instead.

Venturing deep into the trenches where hard-working Americans struggle to put food on the table, Courtney Hunt’s somber film “Frozen River” evokes a perfect storm of present-day woes: illegal immigration, ethnic tension, depressed real estate, high gas prices and dire poverty.