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The Burning Season wins Best Screenplay at CFF

As announced at their live awards ceremony on Saturday night, The Burning Season picked up the jury award for Best Screenplay after screening as the Closing Night Gala at the Canadian Film Festival in Toronto. Screenwriters Jonas Chernick and Diana Frances are also nominated for a Writers Guild of Canada award for Best Feature Film for the script, which picked up its first Best Screenplay award last December at the Whistler Film Festival. The film will be released theatrically across Canada in May and June, before having a broadcast premiere later in 2024.

The Burning Season Nominated for WGC Award, named Closing Night Gala at Can Film Fest

The Burning Season picked up a nomination today for Best Feature Film, from the Writers Guild of Canada’s annual Awards, which honours the best in Canadian film and TV screenwriting. Jonas Chernick and Diana Frances co-wrote the screenplay for the dramatic feature film, which recently won a jury award for Best Screenplay at the Whistler Film Festival. The Burning Season is set to be the Closing Night Gala at the Canadian Film Festival on March 23rd in Toronto, before it is released theatrically later in the spring. The WGC Awards will be handed out at an event on May 13 in downtown Toronto.

The Burning Season Plays Glasgow, Closing Night Gala at Can Film Fest

Sean Garrity’s “The Burning Season” is set to have its international premiere at the prestigious Glasgow Film Festival next weekend, and will be the Closing Night Gala at the Canadian Film Festival on March 23, 2024, the CFF announced today. After having a world premiere at Whistler in December 2023, the feature film picked up the Borsos Award for Best Screenplay, and was nominated for a Vancouver Film Critics Circle Award last month, for Jonas Chernick’s performance as “JB”. The Glasgow Film Festival screening marks Garrity’s second consecutive feature to screen there, after last year’s “The End of Sex”, and marks writer-producer-actor Chernick’s fourth feature film to play in Glasgow in five years. The Closing Night Gala slot at the Canadian Film Festival marks the Toronto premiere of the film, which will be released theatrically in Canada in April by distributor Northern Banner Releasing. “The Burning Season” is the seventh feature film collaboration between Garrity and Chernick, and currently has a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Vancouver Film Critics Circle nominates The Burning Season’s Jonas Chernick for Acting Award

The 2023 Vancouver Film Critics Circle has nominated Jonas Chernick for Best Male Supporting Actor, for his performance in the indie feature “The Burning Season”. This marks Chernick’s first-ever nomination for a Film Critics Association award, after winning Best Screenplay at the 2023 Whistler Film Festival for writing the script for “The Burning Season” with co-writer Diana Frances. The film continues its festival run throughout the first quarter of 2024, before a scheduled Canadian theatrical release in the spring through Northern Banner Releasing. Chernick is nominated opposite Glenn Howerton and Matt Johnson (both for “BlackBerry”) and Chris Pang (“Seagrass”).

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The Burning Season Wins Best Screenplay at Whistler Film Festival

“The Burning Season”, written by Jonas Chernick and Diana Frances, has won the Best Screenplay Award at the 2023 Whistler Film Festival. The prize is handed out annually by the esteemed jury, who select the winners among the films competing for the Borsos Award. “The Burning Season” had its world premiere at the festival, kick-starting a festival run that will continue through to the film’s theatrical release in cinemas across Canada in spring 2024. Chernick also stars and produced under his Banana-Moon Sky Films shingle. The film is being distributed in Canada by Northern Banner Releasing, and is directed by long-time Chernick collaborator Sean Garrity.

The Burning Season to premiere at Whistler

Canadian filmmaker Sean Garrity’s feature The Burning Season (pictured) has been selected to world premiere at the 2023 Whistler Film Festival (WFF). The romantic drama is directed by Garrity, and co-written by star Jonas Chernick and Diana Frances. Chernick also produces under his banner Banana-Moon Sky Films, along with Andrew Bronfman. Northern Banner Releasing is attached as the Canadian distributor. The Burning Season follows a love affair across seven different summers, with Sara Canning performing opposite Chernick. WFF runs from Nov. 29 to Dec. 3

 

Ashgrove Now Available in US, UK & Canada

The award-winning psychological drama “Ashgrove”, directed by Jeremy LaLonde, is now available in the US, the UK and Canada on multiple platforms. In Canada, the film is currently available on Super Channel, and most digital platforms, and will hit Hollywood Suite in 2024. The film is distributed in the US by Good Deed / Cranked Up, where it can be found on iTunes, Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, Vudu and Inifinity and Spectrum cable. In the UK, the movie is being distributed by (Yet) Another Distribution Company, and can be found on most digital platforms. The film currently sits at a stellar 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, and has picked up awards at the Canadian Film Festival and the Forest City Film Festival.

Ashgrove announced as Opening Night Gala at Cinefest Sudbury

Variety announced today that Jeremy LaLonde’s psychological drama “Ashgrove” will be the Opening Night Gala at the Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival, once of Canada’s largest fests. The film had its world premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival back in March 2022, and will open in theaters across Canada on Dec. 2, via distributor Northern Banner Releasing. Starring Amanda Brugel, Jonas Chernick, Natalie Brown and Shawn Doyle, “Ashgrove” picked up to awards at the 2022 Canadian Film Festival, and has recently sold to US distributor Good Deed Entertainment, UK distributor (Yet Another) Distribution Company, and international sales company Cardinal XD.

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Ashgrove to Premiere at Glasgow Film Festival

Canadian feature film “Ashgrove” from director Jeremy LaLonde is among the ten world premieres at the Glasgow Film Festival. The Scotland-based festival runs from March 2 to 13 in a hybrid format, with in-person screenings at the Glasgow Film Theatre and Cineworld Renfrew Street, selected screenings across the U.K. and virtual screenings via the festival’s streaming platform. LaLonde’s psychological drama “Ashgrove” will premiere on March 3. “Ashgrove” is directed by LaLonde, and produced by lead actor Jonas Chernick of Banana-Moon Sky Films, Lalonde’s Cryingman Productions, and Peter Harvey Productions. Chernick co-wrote the script with LaLonde and star Amanda Brugel. The film stars Brugel (“The Handmaid’s Tale”) and Chernick and follows a troubled married couple who discovers that their ability to reconcile will have real-life consequences for the fate of humanity. Why hold up? cialis line order is a tablet that is made with Sildenafil citrate that it the exactly the same ingredient of traditional viagra, this medicine also contains Sildenafil citrate. One of them is Fildena, which has the viagra discounts ability to restore the sexual function effectively. viagra buy india All you need to do is chew it and get ready to indulge in sexual activity. They got out of the house alive, but they have the ability to produce some or the other problem in their life. generic cialis no prescription Additional cast members include Shawn Doyle, Natalie Brown, Sugith Varughese and Christine Horne. “Ashgrove” was shot in Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario in September 2020 and was financed through the Canada Media Fund, Hollywood Suite and private equity. Northern Banner Releasing holds the Canadian distribution rights. The film is expected to continue its festival run throughout the year, play show theatrically in late 2022, and air on Hollywood Suite in 2023. It serves as the follow-up from LaLonde and Chernick’s sci-fi comedy “James vs. His Future Self”, which was nominated for four Canadian Screen Awards.

 

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My Awkward Sexual Adventure now Available on Netflix Canada

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