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Television Series a Reworking of an Animated 6 X L / Zh Documentary May Outside Toronto Series from Japan Creusat Jan.-Dec • PRUDUCTIOM • 1984 Canadian film and video Compiled by Jamie Gaetz The following is a list of film and video productions shot in Canada in 1984. The JOSHUA THEN AND NOW categories are theatrical features, television features, one-hour TV programs and p.c. RSL Ente rtainment Corp. Canadian Theatrical p. Robe rt Lantos, Ste phe n J. series ofone-half hour segments or more (Canadian andforeign). Although the list is as Features (over 75 mnl Roth complete as we were able to make it, we realize that there may be some omissions, d. Ted Kotcheff especially in the "series" category where production is more difficult to follow. Nor, Aug. 7 - Nov. 4 in Montreal, given the intricacies of multi-partner financing, has it always been possible to Que., Thousand Islands area ; ANGEL EYES determine with complete accuracy whether a feature is indeed for theatrical or London, Eng. e BC, Famous tw.t. NIGHT MAGIC ) television release. Players Corp., Roge rs p,c. RSL Ente rtainme nt Corp. The information given on the various productions is asfollows: Title-followed by Cablesystems, TF, 20th [C anada)/ Filde broc [France) working tille (w. t.) if necessary. Name of production company (p.c.). Producer (p.). Century- Fox p. James Kaufma n, Miche ll e Due to space and time limitations, associate producers, ex.ecutive producers and de Broca various other qualified producers are not mentioned. Director (d.). (In the case of KNOCK! KNOCK! p.c. Shadow Shows d. Lewis Furey several series, a great variety of directors were used and the producer declined to Se pt. 18 - Nov. 6 in Montreal p./ d. Bruce MacDonald provide us with all the names.) Dates of the shoot, and, in some cases, the province in Skyld Group, SGC, SRC, TF, May in Toronto TF1 which the shoot took place. A rough budget estimate ofthe production, when available. $35,000 treaty coproduction The final line contains notes on the production'S sources offunding, whether an investment, a pre-sale, a broadcasting license, etc. Common abbreviations are as LES LIMITES DU CIEL BAYO' follows: AMPDC-Alberta Motion Picture Development Corp. CBC-Canadian Broad­ p.c. ACPAV p.c. NFB/ Bayo Film Production casting Corp. RQ-Radio-Quebec, SGC-Societe Generale du Cinema, SRC-Societe Radio­ p. Marcel G. Sabourin p. Harry Gulkin, Dorothy Canada, TF-Telefilm. An asterisk following the title ofproduction indicates certification d. Yvan Dubuc Courtois as a Canadian program either by the department ofCommunications or by the Canadian Aug. 15 - Sept. 15 in Montreal d. Mort Ransen Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). $260,000 July 2-Aug. 16 in Nfld. SGC, SRe, TF 101 mins. COTTAGE COUNTRY (w.t.) LA GUERRE DES TUQUES ISAAC LITILEFEATHERS $2 min. p.c. Cottage Country p.c. Les Productions La Fete p.c. Lauron International Inc. LISTEN TO THE CITY' CBC,TF Productions p. Roch Demers, Nicole p. William Johnston, Barry p.e. Sphinx Productions p. Aiken Scherberger Robert Pearson p./d. Ron Mann BIRDS OF PREY d. Aiken Scherberger d. Andre Melanyon d. Les Rose Dec. 11 '83 - Mar. 4 '84 in p.c. Trapped Productions Sept. 24-0cl. 18 in Toronto Feb. 29-Apr. 7 in Que. June 11 - July in Edmonton Toronto p. Peter Haynes, Jorge and Georgian $1 min 100 mins. 78 mins. Montesi Bay/ HOfley Harbour CFCF INC" SGC, SRC, TF AMPDC, ALLARCOM LTD., CKVU-TV (Vancouver), TF d. Jorge Montesi 95 mins. 88 mins. CBC, Superchannel, TF Nov. 13-Dec. 21 in Edmonton $800,000 $2 .1 min LOOSE SCREWS/ SUMMER FLYING HOT WATER SCHOOL p.c. Daleo Productions THE BOY IN BLUE p.c. Brightstar Film Inc. p.e. Maurice Smith p. Don Carmody, John p.c. ICC Regata Productions Tony Kramreither Productions p. Dunning Ltd. d. Paul Lynch p. Maurice Smith d. Jim Hanley p. John Kemeny, Denis Heroux d. Rafal Zelinski Oct. 24-Dec. 3 Sept. in Montreal and Hudson d. Charles Jarrott 98 mins. Oct. 2-28 in Toronto Aug. 14-0ct. 6 in Que., Ont. $500,000 97 mins. THE FRANKENSTEIN , :," $7.5 min. FACTOR CBC, TF p.c. Frank & Stein Film Productions ("". BREA.KING A.LL THE RULES p. Don Carmody, John Iw." FUN PARK) Dunning p.c. Filmline Productions Inc. d. Jean-Claude Lord ;. , p. Pieter Kroonenburg, David Oct. ll-Nov. 30 in Montreal Patterson, Pierre David $4 min d. James Orr City TV , TF the June 22-July 28 in Montreal D~eI\I\WOQK5 $1.8 min. GAZL EL BANAT ;-.,,, CTV, TF p.e. CinevideoInc. (Canada)/ 93 mins. U.P.C.T. (France) p. Gabriel Boustani, Denis BUSTED UP He roux p.c. Busted Up Productions d. Jocelyn Saab p. David Mitchell Lebanon, 100 mins. d. Conrad Palmasano Dec. '84, $1.5 min., treaty clothing dcslgn 0 productbn unit Nov. 19-Dec. 21 in Toronto coproduc tion TF C'EST COMME LINE PEINE D'AMOUR GRELOT ROUGE ET We can hurry l. p.c. Les Films Cenatos SANGLOT BLEU d. Suzanne Gu\' p.c. Vortex Ltee Que bec, 77 mins. p. Da niel Le Saulnier show6us;nc)) ?Ur spcciality 9(4 0 SG C, TF d. Pie rre HareJ 11)4 Jan. 7-17 SGC 30/Cinema Canada - March 1985 • PRODUCTluM • LOW VISIBILITY LE MATOU MY AMERICAN COUSIN THE PARK IS MINE· SAMUEJ., LOUNT p.c. Noema Productions p.c. Cinevideo Inc. (Canada)/ p.c. Peter O' Brian p.c. Ramble Film Productions p.c. Moonshine Productions p. Patricia Gruben, Tom Initial Groupe, Film A2 Independent Pictures Inc. Ltd. po Elvira Lount Braidwood (France) p. Peter O'Brian, Sandy Wilson p. Denis Heroux d. Laurence Keane d. Patricia Gruben p. Justine Heroux d. Sandy Wilson d. Steven Stern Sept. 18 - Oct. 18 in New completed Sept. d. Jean Beaudin Aug. 20 - Sept. 22 in B.C. Oct. 11 Nov. 16 in Toronto Brunswick 93 mins. Sept. 12-Jan. 12 '85 CBC,TF 100 mins. CBC, Govt. of N.B., TF $70;000 $6,250,000 for film and TV $1.24 mIn. $5 mIn CC,OAC mini-series HBO SNOWBALLS p.c. Ryckman Films Inc. SGC, SRC, TF MY KIND OF TOWN PAROLES ET MUSIQUE p. Lawrence Ryckman LOVERBOY p.c. Milltown Pictures Inc. p.c. Canadian International d. Ray Arsenault (w.t. MEATBALLS III) MEMOIRS p. Cal Shumiatcher Studies (C.I.S.) Inc. (Canada)/ May - Aug. in Alberta p.c. Daleo Productions p.c. Les Productions Chbib d. Charles Wilkinson 7 Films Cinema s.a.r.I. (France) p. Don Carmody, John Inc. July-Aug. in Chern ainus, p. Bob Baylis, Eli Chouraqui TIMING Dunning p. Bachar Chbib Vancouver Island, 81 mins. d. flli Chouraqui p.c. Hania Productions Inc. d.· George Mendeluk d. Bachar Chbib $150,000 July 3-31 in Montreal June 4 - July in Montreal, p./d. Eric We inthal July 9 - Aug. 31 in Montreal TF and Hudson 82 mins. additional before and after in June, Oct. in Toronto $5.2 min $47,000 Paris 75 mins. o RAGE ELECTRIQUE 108 mins. MARK OF CAIN NEXT OF KIN p.c. Productions de la Chasse CNC, FR3, SRC, TF TWIN DRAGON p.c. Brightstar Film Inc. p.c. Ego Film Arts Galerie inc. treaty coproduction ENCOUNTERS p. Tony Kramreither p. Atom Egoyan p. Michel Lemieux p.c. Twin Dragon Films d. Bruce Pittman d. Atom Egoyan d. Carl Brubacher REGENERATION p. Gary Hart, Michael Dec. 7-30 in Toronto May in Toronto Jonquiere, 87 mins. p.c. Heliotrope McNamara 88 mins. 72 mins. SGc, TF p. Tony Dean d. Paul Dunlop $37,000 d. Russell Stephe ns Aug. 25 - Sept. 12 in Toronto Cc, OAC Vancouver VISAGE PALE p.c. Yoshimur·a-Gagnon In c. (Canada)/ APG (Japan) p. Yuri Yos hi m ura d . .C la ude Gagnon Aug - Oct. '84, Jan. 15-Feb. '85 $1.2 mIn. GECO (Trois-Ri viel'es), RQ, SG C, TF WALLS p.c. Jericho Fi lms Ltd. p, Chris Bruyere, Tom Shandei d. Tom Shande l Feb. 6 - Mar. 2 in B.C. 88 mins. CKVU-TV (Vancouver), TF THE WAR BOY p.c. Illumine Productions Ltd. p. Bill Marshall Camera, Lighting and Grip d. Allan Eastman supplied by Sept. 24 - Oct. 28 in Yugoslavia 94 mins. ® TF WILLIAM F. WHITE LIMITED Canadian Television Features (over 75 mn) ALL THINGS BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL p.c. CBC,TV p./ d . Michael Gerard 90 mins. BOLD STEPS - THE NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA p.c. Primedia Produc tions p. Pat Ferns d. C\'ril Frankel Feb. 18 - ;\Ia\· Ii" 90 mins. $GOO ,OOO appro\ eBc, TF BLUE M URDER p.c. Icon Inte rna tiona l Films Limited p./ d . Charles Wiener June 1 - 29 in Toronto 120 mins. March 1985 - Cinema Canada/31 • PRUDUCTIUR • THE BORROWER THE EDGE FIRST STOP CANADA! Dalton p. Martin Harbury, Jack Blum p.c. Emmel'itus Productions p.c. Visual Productions SUR LA SCENE DE d. Willia m Fruet d. Paul Shapiro p./d. Peter McCubbin p. Bev Burrows L'ORIENT June - July 20 in Toronto April 16 - May May - June in Toronto d. Alan Levine (LE S GRANDS BALLETS $1.2 min. 76 mins. 96 mins. Apr. 1 May in Toronto CANADIENS) CBC, TF TF, CHCH-TV, Hamilton CHCH-TV (Hamilton) p.c. NFB 96 mins. p./d. John Smith LES GENS DU FLEUVE I'LL GET THERE CAFE ITALIA May - June in China p.c. Les Productions du SOMEHOW p.c. ACPAV EVANGELINE DEUSSE' 81 mins. Documentary Regard p.c. CBC-TV p. Marc Daigle p.c.3 Themes Inc. CBC, External Affairs, SRC p. Jean-Rock Marcotte p./d. John Zaritsky d. Paul Tana p./d.
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