Classic Game “CLUE” Comes to TV for the first time in live-action adventure, following young modern-day sleuths.
Five-Part Miniseries Event Debuts on The Hub Television Network, Monday, November 14
“Get A CLUE” Sweepstakes Gives Viewers Chance To Win Character-Themed Prizes; Immersive Online Platform Engages Young Sleuths With Mystery Games, Virtual Rewards and More
LOS ANGELES – The Hub, a television network for kids and their families, will continue its fall rollout of new original programming with the five-part, live-action, miniseries event “CLUE,” based on the iconic family game brand. The television miniseries, premiering Monday, November 14, marks the first time the classic family game will appear on television in a version that re-imagines the brand for young audiences and introduces the iconic game characters as young modern-day sleuths. Produced by Hasbro Studios, “CLUE” will premiere two back-to-back, half-hour episodes Monday, November 14 (8 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ET). Additional new episodes will premiere daily through Thursday, November 17 at 8:30 p.m. ET, culminating in a five-episode, back-to-back marathon on Saturday, November 19 (1:30 p.m. ET). Encore marathons will run throughout the Thanksgiving holiday week. For a complete schedule go to
http://www.Hubworld.com 
The world’s most famous crime-solving game CLUE comes to television for the first time in the United States featuring the iconic characters, weapons, and locations from the classic family game. The new live-action, five-part miniseries event follows six young sleuths who stumble upon an adventure they never imagined after witnessing a crime. Along the way, the six very different kids discover they have a lot more in common than they thought as they uncover hidden treasures and decipher cryptic knowledge to reveal a secret society. The mystery they unravel, and the accusations they make, could very well define their own futures.
Executive Produced by Raven Metzner (ABC’s “Six Degrees”), the cast is comprised of top young talent including Sterling Beaumon (
Mostly Ghostly, ABC’s “Lost”), Zach Mills (
Super 8, Kit Kittredge: An American Girl, Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium), Stephan James (
12 Dates of Christmas), Sarah Dejardins (
Magic Beyond Words), Kendall Amyre Ferguson (BET’s “Black Girls Rock”) and Ana Golja (Family Channel’s “What’s Up Warthogs”).
“CLUE” will be supported by extensive marketing initiatives including The Hub’s “Get A CLUE” sweepstakes during which viewers watching live can win prize packages representing each of the six popular characters from the game. During each new episode of the five-part mini-series as well as the encore marathon on Saturday, November 19, Hub viewers will have the chance to call in and win one of six character-themed prize packages. More details, including a description of prizes, can be found at
http://www.Hubworld.com beginning on Monday, November 7.
Additionally, the network’s website
http://www.Hubworld.com will host a variety of interactive and engaging “CLUE” themed activities in the weeks leading up to and during the premiere of the miniseries event. Starting in November, visitors will be able to decipher clues to earn virtual rewards, unlock an interactive map, take quizzes and polls, get caught up on episodes they may have missed, and much more. Facebook and Twitter (@HubTVNetwork) followers will also be able to extend viewers’ experience online by participating in special mini-mysteries after each episode is televised.About The Hub
THE HUB is a multi-platform joint venture between Discovery Communications (NASDAQ: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) and Hasbro, Inc., (NASDAQ: HAS) with a goal of entertaining, enlightening, empowering and educating children and their families. The cable and satellite television network features original programming as well as content from Discovery’s library of award-winning children’s educational programming; from Hasbro’s rich portfolio of entertainment and educational properties built during the past 90 years; and from leading third-party producers worldwide. The Hub lineup includes animated and live-action series, as well as specials, game shows, and family-favorite movies. The network extends its content through a robust and engaging online presence atwww.hubworld.com. The Hub rebranded from Discovery Kids on October 10, 2010, and reaches approximately 61 million U.S. households. The Hub logo and name are trademarks of Hub Television Networks, LLC. All rights reserved.To find the channel in your area, please visit
http://www.Hubworld.com and check the channel locator at the top of the page.
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Format: HDV, Color, English,
Running Time: 110 minutes
Writer/Director: Trish Dolman
Producer(s): Trish Dolman, Kevin Eastwood
Eco-Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson is a feature-length documentary about a man on a mission to save the planet and its oceans. Part Captain Nemo, part Grizzly Man, the film will follow Watson in the act as he repeatedly flouts the law, so that he may apprehend what he sees as the more serious law-breakers – the illegal poachers of the world. From the genesis of Greenpeace to the sinking of a pirate whaling ship off Portugal, from clashes with fisherman in the Galapagos to Watson’s recent headline-grabbing battles with the Japanese whaling fleet in Antarctica, this documentary chronicles the extraordinary life one of the most controversial figures in the environmental movement – the heroics, the ego, the urgency – of the world’s original eco-pirate.
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Festivals & Awards
Awards
Winner | Jury Special Mention for Environmental Films at Reykjavik International Film Festival
Winner | Top 10 Audience Choice Award at Hot Docs 2011
Winner | Best Documentary at Projecting Change Film Festival
Festivals
Hot Docs Film Festival, Toronto, May 1 & 3, 2011
Projecting Change Film Festival, Vancouver, May 27, 2011
Galway Film Festival, Ireland, July 6, 2011
Durban International Film Festival, South Africa, July 22 – 25, 2011
Reykjavik Film Festival, Iceland, September 23, 25, & 30, 2011
Norrkoping Film Festival, Sweden, October 7 & 9, 2011
Mill Valley Film Festival, USA, October 7 & 9, 2011
Rio International Film Festival, Brazil, October 8 & 11, 2011
Warsaw International Film Festival, Poland, October 7, 8, 9, & 10, 2011
TIFF Film Circuit, Campbell River, October 11, 2011
Ghent International Film Festival, Belgium, October 21, 2011
Abu Dhabi International Film Festival, United Arab Emirates, Oct 20 & 21, 2011
TIFF Film Circuit, Quadra Island, October 28, 2011
TIFF Film Circuit - Wolfville, Nova Scotia, November 2, 2011
ReFrame Film Festival – Peterborough, Ontario, Pre-Festival Event November 4, 2011
TIFF Film Circuit - Salmon Arm, British Columbia, November 4, 2011
STARZ Denver Film Festival – Denver, Colorado, November 5 & 6, 2011
Leeds International Film Festival – United Kingdom, November 13 & 15, 2011
St. Louis International Film Festival – USA, November 15, 2011
Three Rivers Film Festival – USA, November 15 & 17, 2011
Theatrical Release
Eco-Pirate will be showing in New Zealand theatres starting November 10th.
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Format: HDV, Color, English, Farsi and Kurdish
Running Time: 76 minutes
Writer/Director: Mark Cousins
Executive Producer: Robbie Allen, Tabitha Jackson
Producer(s): Trish Dolman, Gill Parry
What’s it like to be a child in war – not when the conflict is raging, but when the war tide is out, as it were, when kids are telling stories or playing games? The First Movie is about the “not-war”.
It came about because director Mark and producer Gill separately went to Kurdistan. They loved the place and wanted to make a film about it. Mark thought it would be best to focus on kids, because their minds are uninhibited and developing fast. A good way to try to see inside those little minds, he thought, would be to give the kids cameras and let them film what they liked.
Mark and Gill travelled around Kurdish Iraq in 2008, and chose the village of Goptapa as their location, because of its beauty and hopes for the future, but also because it has a tragic past.
Influenced a little by 1001 Nights, The First Movie is a “magic realist” documentary, one of the first of its kind. It certainly doesn’t skirt the suffering of Goptapa but, rather, it shows how such suffering co-habits with other things, such as wonder and imaginative development.
One little boy in the village said he’d like to fly slowly over Goptapa. In The First Movie, that might just be possible.
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Format: HD, Colour, English
Running Time: Feature Film
Writer/Director: Michael Goldbach
Executive Producer: Tim Brown, Cameron Lamb, Sam Maydew
Producer(s): Trish Dolman, Christine Haebler, Simone Urdl, Jennifer Weiss
Accepted: Toronto International Film Festival 2010- Opened Canada First!
Daydream Nation is a provocative yet humorous romance about a rural community shaken by the arrival of an acerbic teenage girl.
Seventeen year-old Caroline Wexler (Kat Dennings) has just moved to a tiny, nowhere town where an industrial fire burns ceaselessly and a serial killer is claiming young victims. When Caroline realizes she has nothing in common with the permanently stoned kids that populate her new school, she pursues the one person she connects with — her handsome young teacher, Mr. Anderson (Josh Lucas).
A bizarre love triangle ensues between Caroline, Mr. Anderson, and a stoner classmate (Reece Thompson). A mash up of genres and tones, Daydream Nation is a coming of age story for the 21st century.
For more information visit: www.movieset.com
CAST:
Kat Dennings
Reece Thompson
Josh Lucas
Andie MacDowell
Rachel Blanchard
PREVIOUS SCREENINGS:
TIFF 2010 Friday Sept 10, 6pm & Saturday Sept 11, 12 pm
CINEFEST, SUDBURY Sunday, Sept 26, 2 pm
CIFF, CALGARY Saturday Oct 2 — Eau Claire 2 — 5 pm
Longtime Variety Magazine critic Joe Leydon ranks Daydream Nation as the #3 film of the year in his Top Ten Films of 2011!
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Format: 35mm
Running Time: 30 minutes
Writer/Director: Keith Behrman
Producer(s): Trish Dolman
Sometimes trying to get your father’s love takes you to the strangest places.
Set on the beautiful West Coast of British Columbia, White Cloud, Blue Mountain is a moving and meditatively filmed half-hour drama that explores emotional isolation between fathers and sons. James, a withdrawn professional in his late thirties, tries to reconcile with his dying father but is forced to confront his inability to communicate with his family and his own young son. Graceful, evocative cinematography and compelling performances reveal a man’s poignant journey into his emotional relationships.
Festivals & Awards
Festivals
1998 Screenings
- Moving Pictures Traveling Film Festival – Cambridge, UK
1997 Screenings
- Toronto International Film Festival – Canada
- CBC Canadian Reflections
- Vancouver International Film Festival – Vancouver, BC
- Mill Valley Film Festival – Mill Valley, CA
- Olympia Film Festival – Olympia, WA
- Rendez-vous with Madness Film Festival – Toronto, ON
Financing
Canada Council Media Arts Section, BC Cultural Services, the National Film Board Filmmaker’s Assistance Program, Telefilm Canada, CBC’s “Canadian Reflections”, Placer Dome Inc. (Canada).
Sales Info
Screen Siren Pictures Inc
Suite 300, 291 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 1B8
Phone: (604) 687-7591 | Fax: (604) 687-4937
info@screensiren.ca
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Format: 35mm, Colour, English
Running Time: 19 minutes
Writer/Director: Chad Lowe
Producer(s): Leah Mallen
The Space Between contemplates the question of just how far a person will go to escape their reality once pushed to the limit. When an insignificant event forces a man over the edge, he discovers that the space between morality and justice is a dark place.
Festivals & Awards
Festivals
2004 Screenings
- Tribeca International Film Festival – Manhattan, NY
2003 Screenings
- Cambridge Film Festival – Cambridge, UK
2002 Screenings
- Toronto International Film Festival – Toronto, ON
- Vancouver International Film Festival – Vancouver, BC
Financing
Produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada; the Canadian Television Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry CTF: License Fee Program; the British Columbia Film Television and Film Financing Program; the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC; and the Movie Network.
Produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, with the assistance/participation of the Government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program; in association with Boneyard Film Company; with the participation of CanWest Western Independent Producers Fund and in association with Movie Central/Corus.
Produced with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund. Developed through the National Screen Institute of Canada NSI Features First Program, in association with Telefilm Canada and British Columbia Film.
©MMII Ministry of Extreme Circumstances Films Inc. All rights reserved.
Sales Info
Screen Siren Pictures Inc
Suite 300, 291 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 1B8
Phone: (604) 687-7591 | Fax: (604) 687-4937
info@screensiren.ca
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Running Time: 92 mins (TV 2 hours)
Writer: Elizabeth Stewart
Writer/Director: Don McBrearty (Director)
Executive Producer: Trish Dolman
Producer(s): Trish Dolman
Co-Producer(s): Anne Marie La Traverse, Lori Lozinski
Financing: CTV, Peach Arch Entertainment, Shaw Rocket Fund, BC Film, FIBC, FITC
Belonging is more than finding a place …
Inspired by a true story, Luna: Spirit of the Whale is a CTV Original Movie about the distances we must travel to discover our identity and true place in life.
Mike Maquinna (Adam Beach, Flags of Our Fathers, Windtalkers) is the hereditary chief of an aboriginal village on British Columbia’s Vancouver Island. When he comes home to his estranged father’s funeral to pay respects and hand over his birth right to a more suitable elder (Graham Greene, Dances With Wolves), his convictions are tested when he faces the true spirit of his people – a stray killer whale from Puget Sound called Luna.
Mike’s people – the Mowachaht-Muchalaht – believe that Luna is the embodied spirit of his father, the late chief. But Mike, a man separated from his culture, is disbelieving. Mirrored in Mike’s confusion is Adam (Aaron Miko), a troubled Native teen struggling with his own identity, as well as a local fisheries officer (Erin Karpluk, Godiva’s), who must question the science she has practiced.
Luna becomes the center of a spiritual and political controversy when a government official (Jason Priestley, Love and Death on Long Island, Beverly Hills 90210) announces plans to transport him over land to reunite the lost whale with his pod. When the resolute Mowachaht-Muchalaht people, including Mike’s mother Gloria (Tantoo Cardinal, Unnatural and Accidental), fight to protect the young killer whale, Mike finds himself embroiled in a struggle that challenges his own spiritual beliefs – as well as his notion of home and belonging.
Visit CTV for an interview with Adam Beach.
Festivals & Awards
Awards & Nominations
22008 Awards and Nominations
- 2008 Nominated for Gemini Awards, “Best TV Movie” and “Best Visual Effects”
- 2008 Nominated in the Feature Length Drama category for Leo Awards, “Best Screenwriting”, “Best Cinematography”, and “Best Supporting Performance by a Female (Erin Karplunk)”
- 2008 Nominated for “Best TV Movie” at the CFTPA Indie Award
2007 Awards and Nominations
- 2007 Audience Award, Children’s section – 30th annual Mill Valley Film Festival
Festivals
2008 Screenings
- 2008 Ashland Independent Film Festival, Ashland, Oregon USA
2007 Screenings
- Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth – Vancouver, BC
- Sprockets Toronto International Film Festival for Children – Toronto, ON
- Dreamspeakers Aboriginal Film Festival – Edmonton, AB
- Rimouski International Film Festival – Rimouski, QC
- Carousel International Film Festival for Youth – Rimouski, QC
- Mill Valley Film Festival – San Francisco, CA
- Oulu International Children’s Festival – Oulu, FIN
- American Indian Film Festival – San Francisco, CA
- Whistler Film Festival – Whistler, BC
Sales Info
World Sales
Peace Arch Entertainment Group
Contact: Mary Herne or Suzanne Barron
Tel: 310 776 7206 | Tel: 310 776 7207
mherne@peacearch.com
sbarron@peacearch.com
www.peacearch.com
US Sales
Peace Arch Entertainment Group
Contact: Bateman Davis-Miller
Tel: 310 776 7205
bateman@peacearch.com
www.peacearch.com
Developed and Produced in association with CTV Television. In association with Peace Arch Entertainment Produced with the participation the Shaw Rocket Fund. Produced with the participation of the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network The Government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program The Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC. Developed with the participation of British Columbia Film and with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund.
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Format: 24p High Definition, Dramatic Musical, English and French
Running Time: 84 minutes
Writer: Kevin Kerr, Jonathon Young, David Hudgins, Kim Collier
Writer/Director: Kim Collier (Director), Kevin Kerr (Co-Director), Jonathon Young (Co-Director)
Producer(s): Leah Mallen, Trish Dolman
Co-Producer(s): Lori Lozinski
A groundbreaking musical drama about a scientist whose own genetic history threatens her career, her lab and her life.
Dr. Magnusson is a brilliant geneticist racing to isolate a cancer-causing gene. All that’s standing in her way is competition from a well-funded French lab, her ticking biological clock, a risky office romance, and the fear that she might carry the same Huntington’s gene that prematurely ended her mother’s life. Based on the award-winning play by Electric Company Theatre, The Score explores the human elements and revolutionary implications of the rapidly advancing world of genetics and uses humour, music and dance to transform scientific ideas into universal themes of identity, freedom and creation.
Visit The Score website at www.thescorethemovie.ca.
“Adventurous views will want to know The Score, an ambitious item that succeeds on a number of challenging levels – without breaking too much sweat about it.” — Ken Eisner, Variety
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Festivals & Awards
Awards & Nominations
2006 Awards & Nominations
- GEMINI NOMINATIONS: Best Photography in a Comedy, Variety or Performing Arts Program or Series and Best Original Music Score for a Program or Mini-Series.
- Nominated for Best Musical Score in a Feature Length Film – Leo Awards
- Nominated for Best Movie of the Week – Banff Television Awards
Festivals
2006 Screenings
2005 Screenings
- Puerto Vallarta Film Festival – Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
- Vancouver International Film Festival – Vancouver, BC
Media Items
Download The Score press kit. (PDF, 56 kb)
Financing
Produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; Produced with the participation of the Canadian Television Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian Cable Industry; CTF: Licence Fee Program; Telefilm Canada: Equity Investment, Produced with the participation and contribution of Genome Canada; With the assistance of The government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program, CanWest Independent Producer’s Fund; the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC. Developed with the participation of British Columbia Film and with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund.
Sales Info
Educational Sales
Moving Images Distribution
402 West Pender Street, Suite 606, Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 1T6
Phone: (604) 684-3014 | Fax: (604) 684-7156
mailbox@movingimages.ca
www.movingimages.ca
National and International Sales
Screen Siren Pictures Inc
Suite 300, 291 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 1B8
Phone: (604) 687-7591 | Fax: (604) 687-4937
info@screensiren.ca
Produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Produced with the participation of the Canadian Television Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry CTF: License Fee Program, Telefilm Canada: Equity Investment Program Produced with the participation and contribution of Genome Canada with the assistance of The Government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program, CanWest Western Independent Producers Fund, the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC. Developed with the participation of British Columbia Film and with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund.
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Format: 35mm, Colour, English
Running Time: 104 minutes
Writer/Director: Keith Behrman
Executive Producer: Alexandra Raffe
Producer(s): Trish Dolman
Co-Producer(s): Stephanie Symns
Eight-year-old Garnet’s mother died unexpectedly while giving birth to him, so he grows up eating his morning breakfast of milk and cereal amid the tabletop clutter of his father Ed’s empty beer bottles.
Ed (Callum Keith Rennie) goes through the motions of living. Still saddened and filled with rage over his wife’s death, he is distant and rarely speaks, least of all to his children. Flower (Jane McGregor), a pretty, warm-hearted 16-year-old, has assumed the mothering role, but the demands of caring for her brother have begun to weigh upon her.
Garnet (Colin Roberts), a quiet, inquisitive child, is most contented at Flower’s side. He spends much of his time alone – feeding popsicles to cats, eating dirt, collecting worms, keenly observing ants on the carpet, and listening to the puzzling sounds that come from behind the door of his father’s room.
The sudden news of Flower’s pregnancy splits the family apart and she decides to pack up and leave home. Ed, trying to bond with his son, buys a BB gun as a birthday gift, but this gesture only pushes the troubled Garnet further toward the edge. Left to his own devices, Garnet begins to unravel, growing aberrant and violent. Soon, Ed must decide whether to face this new suffering that his years of silence have sown.
“Close to perfection … Flower & Garnet pulls you in with silence – then proceeds to blow your mind with little more than a whisper … An astonishing achievement … It marks the arrival of a new visionary.” — Katherine Monk, The Vancouver Sun
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Festivals & Awards
Awards & Nominations
2004 Awards & Nominations
- Keith Behrman nominated for Grand Prix Award – Flanders International Film Festival
- Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative Feature – 2nd Annual Independent Film Festival of Boston
2003 Awards & Nominations
- Best Program, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Lead Actor and Actress, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, Best Cinematography and Best Music – Leo Awards, Feature Film Category
- Best Canadian Feature – Victoria Independent Film Festival
- Best Canadian Feature Film (2002), Best Canadian Director, Best Canadian Actor, Runner-up for Best Canadian Actress – Vancouver Film Critics Circle
- Named one of Canada’s Top Ten Films of 2002 – Toronto International Film Festival Group
- Keith Berhman awarded the Claude Jutra Award for outstanding achievement by a Canadian director in their first feature – Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television
2002 Awards & Nominations
- People’ Choice Awards for Most Popular Feature Film – Whistler Film Festival
- Best Performance By An Actor in A Leading Role (Colin Roberts) nomination – Genie Awards
Festivals
2004 Screenings
- Singapore International Film Festival – Sinapore, Malaysia
- Muestra de Cine Canadiese – Madrid, Valencia
- Festival de Cine Canadiense – Mexico
- Vail Symposium – Vail Valley, Colorado
- Sevilla Film Festival – Spain
- 2nd Annual Independent Film Festival of Boston – Boston
- Canadian Front: New Films – Museum of Modern Art in New York
- Toronto International Film Festival Group’s Film Circuit in the UK – Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen
2003 Screenings
- Flanders International Film Festival – Ghent, Belgium
- Pusan International Film Festival – South Korea
- Karlovy Vary International Film Festival – Czech Republic
- Cambridge Film Festival – UK
- Victoria Independent Film Festival – Victoria, BC
- Berlin International Film Festival – Berlin
2002 Screenings
- Calgary International Film Festival – Calgary, AB
- Whistler Film Festival – Whistler, BC
- Toronto International Film Festival – Toronto, ON
- Vancouver International Film Festival – Vancouver, BC
- Montreal World Film Festival – Montreal, QC
Financing
Produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada; the Canadian Television Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry CTF: License Fee Program; the British Columbia Film Television and Film Financing Program; the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC; and the Movie Network.
Produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, with the assistance/participation of the Government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program; in association with Boneyard Film Company; with the participation of CanWest Western Independent Producers Fund and in association with Movie Central/Corus.
Produced with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund. Developed through the National Screen Institute of Canada NSI Features First Program, in association with Telefilm Canada and British Columbia Film.
©MMII Ministry of Extreme Circumstances Films Inc. All rights reserved.
Sales Info
Canadian Sales
Odeon Films Inc
121 Bloor Street East, Suite 1500, Toronto, Ontario Canada M4W 3M5
Phone: (416) 967-1174 | Fax: (416) 960-0971
www.allianceatlantisfilms.com
International Sales
AllianceAtlantis Communications Inc
121 Bloor Street East, Suite 1500, Toronto, Ontario Canada M4W 3M5
Phone: (416) 967-1174 | Fax: (416) 960-0971
www.allianceatlantis.com
Produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada; the Canadian Television Fund created by the Government of Canada and the Canadian cable industry CTF: License Fee Program; the British Columbia Film Television and Film Financing Program; the Province of British Columbia Film Incentive BC; and the Movie Network. Produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, with the assistance/participation of the Government of Canada Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program; in association with Boneyard Film Company; with the participation of CanWest Western Independent Producers Fund and in association with Movie Central/Corus. Produced with the financial participation of Rogers Telefund. Developed through the National Screen Institute of Canada NSI Features First Program, in association with Telefilm Canada and British Columbia Film.
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Format: Digital Video, Colour, English
Running Time: 92 mins and 2 x 40 mins (UK)
Writer/Director: Trish Dolman
Executive Producer: Brian Hamilton, Omni Films
Producer(s): Trish Dolman
In competitive figure skating, only the tough survive.
5:00 am practices. Ballet classes. Tutors. Weight training. Injuries. Dedication to a single cause since the time you could walk. Ice Girls is the story of three elite young figure skaters — Canadian Keyla Ohs and UK skaters Jennifer Holmes and Vikki Hodges as they pursue their dreams of one day ascending the Olympic podium. Shot over three years, Ice Girls paints an intimate portrait of these girls’ lives and their dedication to a sport that demands tremendous physical power and psychological strength.
Festivals & Awards
Awards & Nominations
2003 Awards and Nominations
- Best Program, Best Director and Best Editor – Leo Awards Sports Category
2002 Awards and Nominations
- Nominated for Rockie Award, Best Sports Program – Banff International Television Festival
Festivals
2002 Screenings
- Banff International Television Festival – Banff, AB
Media Items
Download the Ice Girls press kit. (PDF, 76 kb)
Financing
Ice Girls is a Screen Siren Pictures Inc. co-production with the BBC.
Produced with the participation of the Canadian Television Fund, in association with CTV, with the participation of the Government of Canada Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit Program, the Government of British Columbia Film Incentive BC Program and Rogers Documentary Fund. Developed in Association with British Columbia Film. Produced in Association with WTN — Women’s Television Network.
Sales Info
Canada & US Sales
Screen Siren Pictures Inc
Suite 300, 291 East 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 1B8
Phone: (604) 687-7591 | Fax: (604) 687-4937
info@screensiren.ca
International Sales
TVF International
375 City Road, London EC1V 1NB UK
Phone: +44 (0)20 7837 3000 | Fax: +44 (0)20 7278 8833
int@tvf.co.uk
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