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in Many Cases, the Location of the Shoot p , • R o D u c I o N • 1985 PRODUCTION GUIDE Compiled by Jamie Gaetz, Linda Gorman, . Gillian Robinson and Connie Tadros HENRI Canadian Theatrical The following is a list of live·action film and video productions shot in Canada in 1985. p.c. Les Films Vision 4 Inc. Features The categories are theatrical features, television features, one· hour TV programs and series p. Claude Bonin of one-half hour segments or more (Canadian and foreign). Although the list is as com­ d. Fran~ois Labonte Oct.-Nov. 5 plete as we were able to make it, we realise that there may be some omissions, especially ac, Ste.·Marie de Beauce in the "series" category where production is more difficult to follow. Nor, given the in· 90 min. ABDUCTED tricacies of multi·partner financing, has it always been possible to determine with com· TF p.c. Erin Films Ltd. plete accuracy whether a feature is indeed for theatrical or television release. HIGH STAKES * p. Harry Cole The information given on the various productions is as follOWS: Title, name ofproduc­ p.c. Bullies Productions Jnc./ d. Boon Collins tion company (p.c.), producer (p.). Due to space and time limitations, associate pro· Simcom Producitons Sept. 4·30 p. Peter Simpson BC, Vancouver duce1's, executive producers and various other qualified producers are not mentioned. Di­ d. Larry Kent rector (d.). Dates of the shoot, and, in many cases, the location of the shoot. A budget BC, Vancouver ADRAMELECH estimate of the production, when available. 2,500,000 p.c. Polux Films, Main Film The final line contains notes on the production's sources offunding, whether an invest­ TF p. Pierre Gregoire ment, a pre-sale, a broadcasting license, etc. Common abbreviations are as follows: d. Pierre Gregoire AMPDC - Alberta Motion Picture Development Corp., CBC - Canadian Broadcasting Cor­ HOLD-UP 1984·85 p.c. Cinevideo Inc. (Can .) ac, Montreal poration, RQ - Radio·Quebec, SGC - Societe Generate du Cinema, RC - Societe Radio­ Les Films Ariane(Fr.), Ceritos Films 80 min . Canada, TF - Telefilm. The word "co-production" is used for treaty co·productions only. (Fr.) ONF An asterisk * following the title of the production indicates certification (either pending p. Denis Heroux, Alexandre or granted) at the Canadian Film and Video Certification Office, department ofCommuni­ Mnouchkine, Alain Belmondo ANNE TRISTER cations. d. Alexandre Arcady p.c. Les Films Vision 4 Inc. IONF May·July 28 p. Roger Frappier, Claude Bonin QC, Montreal d. Lea Pool 120 min. Mar. ·May CELUI QUI VOlT LES HEURES DECL/NDE L'EMPIRE ELVIS GRATTON - LE KING 8,000,000 ac, Israel, Switzerland p.c. Les Films Anastasie Inc. AMERICAIN, LE DES KINGS TF, Canada-France co·production 90 min. p. Pierre Goupil, Michel LaVeaux p.c. Corp. Image M & M Inc'/ONF p.c. ACPAV 1,377,000 d. Pierre Goupil p. Roger Frappier, Rene Malo p. Bernadette Payeur HUGGERS (w.t.) * Ra, SGC, TF 1984·85 d. Denys Arcand d. Pierre Falardeau, Julien Poulin p.c. Les Films Allegro Inc.!NFB ac, Montreal Sept.16· Oct. April ' p. Tom Berry, Stefan Wodoslawsky 72 min. ac, Magog, Montreal ac, Montreal BIRDIES d. Allen Eastman 2 h. 90 min. p.c. VOS Productions (Century Aug. 4-Sept. 16 1,885,000 470,000 ONE) CLAIRE .•• CETTE NUIT ET ac, Montreal SGC, TF RC , Ra, SGC, TF p. Dale Falconer DEMAIN 120 min. d. Brad Turner p.c. Cleo 24 Inc. 1,650,000 Feb. p. Arnie Gelbart, Charles Ohayon DERNIER HAVRE, LE * EQUINOXE CFCF·TV, TF ON, Toronto d. Nardo Castillo p.c. ACPAV p.c. Les Ateliers Audio·Visuels du June·July p. Marc Daigle auebec JEUNE MAGICIEN,LEI ac, Montreal d. Denise Benoit p. Nicole Lamothe THE WONDROUS CHILD BLUE MAN, THE * 145 min. July- Aug. d. Arthur Lamothe p.c. Filmline International p.c. Les Productions la Fete Inc. 635,000 ac, Gaspesie Aug. 5 ·31 Jacek Szeligowski p. Pieter Kroonenburg p. RC, SGC, TF 90 min. ac, Sorel d. Waldemar Dziki d. George Mihalka SGC, TF 84 min. Dec./85-Feb.l86 July·Aug. RC, SGC, TF Poland ac, Montreal . CONFIDENTIAL 90 min. 90 min p.c. Confidential Productions DOWNTIME TF 1,600,000 p. Tony Kramreither p.c. Greg Hanec FEAR STALKER, THE Global TV, New Century Prods. d. Bruce Pittman p. Greg Hanec p.c. Video Impact Productions Inc. Robert Bouvier (LA),TF Dec. 9·30 d. Greg Hanec p. JUDGEMENT IN STONE Robert Bouvier ON,Toronto April d. p.c. Rawifilm/Schulz Productions MB, Winnipeg Dec. 9·21 p. Harve Sherman, Jim Cole BULLIES * 62 min. ON , Toronto d. Ousama Rawi p.c. Bullies Productions Inc. CRIME WAVE 15,000 Mar.l85, Jan.·Feb/86 p. Peter Simpson p.c. Favorite Pictures Canada Council, Manitoba Arts ON, Woodbridge d. Paul Lynch p. John Paisz CounCil, Winnipeg Film Group GRAVEYARD SHIFT 120 min. Sept.·Nov. p.c. Lightshow Communications for d. John Paisz Global TV, TF BC 1985·86 Cinema Ventures Inc. 2,500,000 MB, Winnipeg DU POlL AUX PATTES COMME p. Michael Bockner 85 min. LESCWAC'S d. Gerard Ciccoritti KEEPING TRACK * p.c. Les Films Stock Ltee p.c. Telesceme Productions Inc. BUSTED UP 157,000 Oct.·Nov. p. Richard Sadler p. Jamie Brown, Robin Spry p.c. Rose and Ruby Productions CC, Manitoba Arts Council, ON, Toronto d. Daniel Roussel d. Robin Spry p. Damian Lee, David Mitchell Manitoba Film Group, NFB 90 min. May-June Oct. 31·Dec. d. Conrad Palmisano ac, Montreal ac, Montreal Nov. 20·Dec. 23 DANCING IN THE DARK 90 min. CBC, SGC, TF ON, Toronto GUARANTEED WAY, THE p.c. Dancing Productions Inc. 350,000 2,100,000 p.c. Kay Studios Inc. p. Tony Kramreilher RC, SGC, TF d. Leon Marr p. Earl Kay, Marcel Lehrer Nov. 6·Dec. 2 d. Randy Bradshaw ON, Toronto To April 15 797,000 ac, Montreal CBC 90 min. April 1986 - Cinema Canada/29 p , • R o D u c I o N • LAST SONG, THE NO SURRENDER QUI A TIRE SUR NOS DIFFERENCE, THE p.c. Filmline International Inc. p.c. Lauron Productions HISTOIRES D'AMOUR? Canadian Television p.c. NFB d. Eveline July(Fr.), Nicholas p. William Johnston, Ronald Lillie p.c. La Maison des Quatre Inc. Features p. William Brind Clermont (Cnd) d. Peter Smith p. Louise Carre d. Pierre Lasry p. Dennis Berry March-May d. Louise Carre (over 75 min.) Apr. 8- July 18 Aug. ON , Toronto Aug . 8-Sept. 15 QC , Montreal QC, Montreal Dumbarton Films (U .K.), TF QC , Montreal, Sorel 90 min . 90 min . 288,976 1 :400,000 LOST o PICASSO p.c. ONF/ACPAV TF DU GRAMOPHONE AU LASER p.c. Rosebud Films Ltd. BABY JOHN DOE * p.c. Spectel Video p. Peter Rowe p. Jacques Vallee , Franyois p.c. Gerretsen Productions Ltd . Dupuis, Marc Daigle p. Daniel Harvey, Alain Simard d. Peter Rowe RECRUITS p. Don Haig d . Gilles Carle d. Bernard Picard Sept. 16-0ct. p.c. Crazy Wheels Film d. Peter Gerretsen QC, Montreal May BC, NS, ON Productions Ltd Nov. 27-Dec. 30 80 min . CBC, TF p. Maurice Smith ON , Toronto QC, Montreal 675,677 d. Rafal Zielinski 95 min . 112 min . Aug .-Sept. RQ, TF LOVE ME AND DIE ON p.c. Taurus 7 Film Corp. ONE MAGIC CHRISTMAS * 84 min. BIG DEAL, THE p. Claude Castravelli p.c. The Northpole Picture Com­ * 444 DAYS TO FREEDOM 1,000,000 p.c. Alliance Entertainment Corp. d . Michel Wachnuic pany of Canada Inc. p.c. Canamedia Productions Ltd. p. Andras Hamori Oct. 22- Nov. 26 p. Peter O'Brian p. Les Harris d . Barry Healy QC, Montreal, NY d . Phillip Borsos REMEMBERING MEL: d. Les Harris Mar.-April PORTRAIT OF A LOSER Jan.-Feb. 1983, Dec./85 ON, Toronto p.c. Taurus 7 Film Corp. ON, Toronto ON , Toronto, Ottawa LOYALTIES 120 min. p. Claude Castravelli 90 min . 100 min. p.c. Lauron Productions 8,000,000 d. Doug Harris 1,000,000 p. William Johnston TF, Walt Disney Dec./84-June/85 GILLES VIGNEAULT: 25 ANS d. Anne Wheeler QC, Montreal BLACK TEENAGERS DE CHANSON July 8 -Aug. 90 min . p.c. NFB p.c. Spectel Video AB, Lac La Biche OVERNIGHT * 350,000 2,500,000 p.c. Exile Productions Ltd. p. John N. Smith p. Daniel Harvey, Alain Simard AMPDC, TF p. Jack Carcus, John Board d . John N. Smith d. J.J. Shetoyan SCALP d. Jack Darcus * Apr.-Dec Oct. p.c. Les Productions Via Ie Monde/ July 15-Aug. 2 QC QC, Montreal LUNE DE MIELJHONEYMOON Franyois Floquet Inc'/Films Gilles 90 min. 90 min . p.c. Corporation Image M & M ON, Toronto Carle 120 min . 421 ,045 RQ, TF Ltee! Hugo Film SAR.L. p. Franyois Floquet, Gilles Carle 3,500,000 p. Rene Malo, Xavier Gelin d. Gilles Carle TF HIJACKING OF STUDIO 4 d. Patrick Jamain Nov.7-Dec. 14 BROTHERS BY CHOICE * p.c. Visual Productions April-June QC, Montreal, France p.c. Atlantis Films Limited! lronstar p. Beverly Burrow QC, Montreal, N.Y.,Paris PASSIFLORA 120 min . Communications d. Joseph Williams 3,300,000 p.c. NFB 2,063,000 p. Seaton McLean July TF, Ca'nada-France Co-Production p. Jacques Vallee RC , SGC, TF d. William Fruet d. Fernand Belanger, Dagmar Sept. 25- Nov. 8 ON , Hamilton, Caribbean Guiessaz BC, Vancouver 96 min. MARK OF CAIN SEPARATE VACATIONS Sept.l1 /84-Mar. 28/85 * 95 min . TF p.c. Brightstar Film Inc. p.c. R.S.L. Entertainment QC, Montreal 1,800,000 p. Tony Kramreither p. Robert Lantos, Stephen J.
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