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The museum’s steps will be lit for four nights to celebrate Rocky’s 50th anniversary and promote Sylvester Stallone’s new memoir, in a partnership that includes the Philadelphia Visitor Center, HarperCollins William Morrow, and Klip Collective.
‘The Scout’ documentary explores how NYC location scouts are hired to tour private homes for film and TV projects, highlighting the need for permission to access residences.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College will host a three‑day Flaherty Film Seminar, featuring experimental and documentary screenings, in collaboration with MDOCS and Picture Lock One from October 8‑10, 2026. The program aims to introduce audiences to innovative filmmaking.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College will host experimental and documentary film screenings for the Flaherty Film Seminar from October 8 to 10, 2026, in partnership with MDOCS and Picture Lock One, highlighting innovative cinema for local audiences.
Toronto filmmaker Haydn Watters debuted his film 'Sunburn' at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 20, marking its world premiere. The movie, set in St. James Town and based on Watters' own neighbourhood, will continue screening during the festival.
The newest Resident Evil movie earned $60 million in its opening weekend across 3,684 theaters in the United States and Canada, the highest debut for the franchise and a boost to the North American box office.
"Sunburn," a film set in Toronto's St. James Town and directed by a native of the neighbourhood, premiered at TIFF on September 20, 2026, with the cast and CBC's Haydn Watters in attendance.
A documentary on Neil Peart’s life and legacy premiered on September 16 at the Toronto International Film Festival, marking its world debut on day seven of the 2026 event.
A Canadian filmmaker set a Guinness World Record for producing the most live‑action Bigfoot movies, a milestone announced at Winnipeg's Horror Con on September 13, 2026. The achievement highlights niche genre work and the city’s supportive film community.
TIFF opened "TIFF: The Market," a buying and selling platform for Canadian film productions, with federal support, to bolster the domestic industry amid increasing U.S. competition.
TIFF has introduced a new market in Toronto to facilitate financing and distribution deals for Canadian filmmakers, responding to U.S. policy shifts that aim to bring production back to Hollywood.
Criterion Collection, the New York‑based film company, opened its first physical‑media shop in Toronto in September 2026, offering thousands of DVD, Blu‑ray and 4K titles. The store provides a dedicated space for collectors and new viewers to purchase and preview films.
TIFF has introduced a new market in Toronto to help Canadian filmmakers secure financing and distribution deals, aiming to keep production in Canada amid a shifting U.S. political climate that is drawing studios back to Hollywood.
The 62nd Chicago International Film Festival will run Oct. 14‑25, 2026, with a full lineup announced on Sept. 17 and tickets on sale starting Sept. 24. A preview will feature documentaries and films by Bob Odenkirk, Curtis Duffy, Tim Blake Nelson and Martin McDonagh.
A county report warns that the proposed Paramount Skydance–Warner Bros. Discovery merger could endanger about 4,500 film and TV jobs and billions in economic activity in Los Angeles County over the next three years.
The Quebec City Film Festival’s 15th edition, running September 9‑13, will screen Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming film and feature fifteen projects from emerging directors, emphasizing youth and new talent.
Troy will close several streets on August 18 and 19, 2026, to allow a film crew to conduct motion‑picture filming, with officials urging motorists to use alternate routes during the two‑day period.
Patrick Wilson and showrunner Nick Antosca screened the series finale at Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival on July 30, 2026, ahead of its worldwide release. The early showing highlighted the festival’s focus on genre‑centric premieres.
The horror film "Bridgeport" begins shooting in Schenectady's Stockade District on July 27, 2026, with parking restrictions starting at 8 p.m. on July 26 to manage traffic and support the production.
The horror film “Bridgeport” began filming in Schenectady on July 27, 2026, bringing new activity to the city as parking restrictions start Sunday night in the Stockade District.
