
North of North returns for Season 2
North of North, which won nine Canadian Screen Awards this year, is back on APTN, CBC Gem, and Netflix.

North of North, which won nine Canadian Screen Awards this year, is back on APTN, CBC Gem, and Netflix.

Joséphine Jobert and Allan Hawco star as police officers solving crimes in France’s Territorial Collectivity of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

Indigenous-owned Red Marrow Media and Northwood Entertainment produce North of North, which is filmed in and around Iqaluit.

Hanomansing is one of Canada’s most versatile broadcasters, a veritable Swiss Army Knife for the Crown corporation.

Lee est connue pour faire des films que préconisent une mieux représentation pour les gens LGBTQ et les femmes. Dans sa première série, elle a décidé de créer une histoire qui est axé sur l’intersectionnalité d’être queer et les personnes handicapés. Ça c’est inspiré par crip theory.

In the liminal backdrop of the night, two girls fall in love. Sleep With Me by Filipino director Samantha Lee is a love story, and a story about lives lived on the fringe.

Radio DJ Harry (Janine Gutierrez) falls in love with a writer named Luna (Lovi Poe) in Sleep With Me, which was made in the Philippines.

한국계 캐나다인 가족의 이야기를 담은 드라마 ‘Kim’s Convenience’ 종영 후 약 3년이 지난 지금, CBC는 다시 한국계 캐나다인을 중심으로 한 새로운 청소년 시리즈 Gangnam Project를 선보일 예정이다. 주연은 K-pop 스타를 꿈꾸는 신한나 역의 Julia Kim Caldwell이다.

Gangnam Project stars Julia Kim Caldwell as Hannah Shin, who moves to South Korea with dreams of becoming a K-pop star.

Ali says that her Surrey-based series is shining a light on racial and class biases within Canada’s justice system.










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