From lending his voice to the original Franklin the Turtle and roaming the halls of Degrassi and Blake Holsey High, to a multitude of stage performances and a sure-to-be-hit film, Noah Reid has displayed his outstanding talent depicting a diversity of characters. This fall, Reid is set to hit the big screen in Score: A Hockey Musical. This musically-inspired comedy tells the story of a quirky, home-schooled teen who, literally, shoots to stardom in a matter of weeks after he astonishes everyone with his unparalleled hockey skills.

Miley Cyrus puts aside her infamous blond wig for natural locks and an acting gig that may bring her out of the shadow of her Hannah Montana fame.

When Catherine, a successful doctor, begins to question her husband David’s fidelity, she sets out to resolve her suspicions with the help of an alluring young woman, Chloe. Soon caught in a web of sexual desire, Catherine finds herself on a journey that places her family in great danger.

Were you bitten by the Twilight movement?
The Female Eye Film Festival provides a showcase for women directors from all over the world. This year, they are pleased to announce that filmmaker Catherine Hardwicke is the first foreign recipient of the 2010 Female Eye Honourary Director Award.

This movie marks the return of hand-drawn animation and is the first hand-drawn Disney movie since Home on the Range in 2004.

The second instalment of The Twilight Saga series hit the theatres this past month, producing jaw-dropping sales and pleasing crazy-obsessive fans around the world.

Hurry to the nearest movie theater and check out Michael like you’ve never seen him before.

Quebec native takes home top award in film fest for young directors.

left to right: Daniel Montgomery, Kazik Radwanski, Jake Chirico, Jeffery Royiwsky, Sarah Fortin - award winner, Alain Huynh, Leigh Ann Maynard.

A look back at TIFF with Ennis Esmer

Air Canada is pleased to announce the six finalists in the 3rd Annual Air Canada enRoute Film Festival. A free public screening of the nominated short films will take place on Tuesday, October 20 at the Scotiabank Theatre in downtown Toronto, followed by an invite-only awards celebration hosted by The Drake Hotel. The nominees were selected from over 300 submissions to enRoute by emerging student filmmakers from across the country.