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EXCLUSIVE: Avi Federgreen’sCanadian distribution company Indiecan Entertainment has launched an international sales division that will make its debut at the Berlinale’s EFM.

Christopher Vourlias Somali Canadian recording artist K’naan Warsame makes his feature directorial debut at the Toronto Film Festival with “Mother Mother,” which world premieres Sept. 6 in the festival’s Discovery section. The film is set on a lonely farm in rural Somalia, where a widowed camel farmer, Qalifo (Maan Youssouf Ahmed), lives with her college-age son, Asad (Elmi Rashid Elmi).

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic From the second scene of Mortensen’s second feature, “The Dead Don’t Hurt” (following 2020’s excellent father-son drama “Following”), audiences know the fate of Vivienne LeCoudy (Vicky Krieps). A resilient French Canadian pioneer woman left alone for years, Vivienne dies at home in bed, a single tear making tracks on her dusty cheek.

Bachman-Turner Overdrive is taking care of business once again.From June through September, the Canadian classic rockers are slated to deliver the hits at venues all over North America on their recently extended 14-concert tour.Along the way, the “Roll On Down The Highway” group will roll on into Atlantic City’s Borgata Casino Music Box on Friday, Sept. 13 and Staten Island’s St.

Avril Lavigne just announced her massive summer 2024 ‘Greatest Hits Tour’ featuring special guests Simple Plan, All Time Low, Girlfriends and Royal and The Serpents on select dates.Along the way, the Canadian pop-punk princess will make a few stops in the Northeast.First up, she’ll swing into Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater on Tuesday, Aug. 20.After that, Lavigne hits Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Friday, Aug.

Sarah McLachlan is “swapping singing for puppies for singing to people” next summer.The popular Canadian singer took to Instagram to share that she’s taking her ‘Fumbling Towards Ecstasy 30th Anniversary Tour’ with special guests Feist and Allison Russell on select dates to venues all over North America from May through July.Along the way, the two-time Grammy winner will swing into Lewiston, NY’s Artpark Mainstage Theater on Tuesday, June 18 and New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on Monday, July 24.“I’ll be playing the album ‘Fumbling Towards Ecstasy’ in its entirety, along with some of my greatest hits, hopefully all of your favorites and maybe a few new ones,” she added.“I’m in the process of writing,” the 55-year-old told USA Today. “I could not tell you when a new record is coming, but there will be some new songs played on the tour.”And if you want to hear what McLachlan has cooking as well as “Possession,” “Angel,” “Building A Mystery,” “I Will Remember You” and other gems from the Lilith Fair founder’s catalog, you can pick up your tickets as soon as today.Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, Dec.