Spotlight. 2015 starring Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, John Slattery, Brian d'Arcy James, Stanley Tucci, Billy Crudup and Richard Jenkins.
Piper
Finding Dory
Black Mass
Crossfire. 2016 (Canadian) starring Roxanne McKee, Tim Rozon and Steve Lund.
Portrait of a Serial Monogamist. 2016 (Canadian) starring Diane Flacks, Carolyn Taylor, Sabrina Jalees, Vanessa Dunn, Grace Lynn Kung and Robin Duke.
Snowtime!. 2015 (Canadian) starring Angela Galuppo and Mariloup Wolfe.
Sorority Murder. 2015 (Canadian/ TV Movie) starring Scarlett Byrne, Nicole Muñoz, Sarah Dugdale, Elise Gatien, Melissa Roxburgh and Sarah-Jane Redmond.
Brooklyn. 2015 (Irish-British-Canadian) starring Saoirse Ronan, Emory Cohen, Domhnall Gleeson, Jim Broadbent, Julie Walters, Bríd Brennan, Eva Birthistle, Fiona Glascott, Jessica Paré, Emily Bett Rickards and Nora-Jane Noone.
Pretend We're Kissing. 2014 (Canadian)
Jem and The Holograms
Sinister 2
Straight Outta Compton
Room. 2015 (Canadian-Irish) starring Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay, Joan Allen, William H. Macy, Sean Bridgers, Tom McCamus, Amanda Brugel, Joe Pingue, Cas Anvar and Wendy Crewson.
Home Invasion
The Frozen Ground. shomi, July 15, 2016.
The Village Roger Ebert review: "The Village is a colossal miscalculation, a movie based on a premise that cannot support it, a premise so transparent it would be laughable were the movie not so deadly solemn... Eventually the secret of Those, etc., is revealed. To call it an anticlimax would be an insult not only to climaxes but to prefixes. It's a crummy secret, about one step up the ladder of narrative originality from It Was All a Dream. It's so witless, in fact, that when we do discover the secret, we want to rewind the film so we don't know the secret anymore. And then keep on rewinding, and rewinding, until we're back at the beginning, and can get up from our seats and walk backward out of the theater and go down the up escalator and watch the money spring from the cash register into our pockets." http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-village-2004; July 19, 2004. shomi, July 16, 2016.
Hitman. 2007 French-American-British action-thriller film directed by Xavier Gens and based on the video game series of the same name. The story revolves around Agent 47, a professional hitman, who was engineered to be an assassin by the group known as "The Organization". He becomes ensnared in a political conspiracy and finds himself pursued by both Interpol and Russian intelligence. The film stars Timothy Olyphant, Olga Kurylenko and Dougray Scott and was released on November 21, 2007 in the United States, November 30, 2007 in the United Kingdom and December 26, 2007 in France. Though critically not well-received, it was a financial success, grossing $99 million against a $24 million budget. A sequel was canceled during the production, but it was followed by a reboot titled Hitman: Agent 47 starring Rupert Friend as Agent 47, released on August 21, 2015. shomi, July 17, 2016.
Babylon A.D. is a 2008 French science fiction action film based on the novel Babylon Babies by Maurice Georges Dantec. The film was directed by Mathieu Kassovitz and stars Vin Diesel. It was released on 29 August 2008 in the United States. shomi, July 18, 2016.
Sweet Home Alabama is a 2002 American romantic comedy film directed by Andy Tennant, starring Reese Witherspoon, Josh Lucas, Patrick Dempsey and Candice Bergen. The film was released by Touchstone Pictures. shomi, July 20, 2016 with Dr. Connie Luther.
Instruments of Evil. Starring Huw Evans, Rachel Malena-Chan. Broadway Theatre, Saskatoon, SK, July 23, 2016.
Spotlight. 2015, Starring The Spotlight Team: Mark Ruffalo as Michael Rezendes, Michael Keaton as Walter "Robby" Robinson, Rachel McAdams as Sacha Pfeiffer, Liev Schreiber as Marty Baron, John Slattery as Ben Bradlee Jr., Brian d'Arcy James as Matt Carroll,
Additional characters: Stanley Tucci as Mitchell Garabedian, Gene Amoroso as Stephen Kurkjian, Jamey Sheridan as Jim Sullivan, Billy Crudup as Eric MacLeish, Maureen Keiller as Eileen McNamara, Richard Jenkins as Richard Sipe (telephone voice), Paul Guilfoyle as Peter Conley, Len Cariou as Cardinal Bernard Law, Neal Huff as Phil Saviano of SNAP, Michael Cyril Creighton as Joe Crowley, Laurie Heineman as Judge Constance Sweeney, Tim Progosh as Principal Bill Kemeza,
Elena Wohl Elena Wohl ...
Barbara
Doug Murray Doug Murray ...
Peter Canellos
Sharon McFarlane Sharon McFarlane ...
Helen Donovan
Robert B. Kennedy Robert B. Kennedy ...
Court Clerk Mark
Duane Murray Duane Murray ...
Hansi Kalkofen
Brian Chamberlain Brian Chamberlain ...
Paul Burke
Michael Countryman Michael Countryman ...
Richard Gilman
Tim Whalen Tim Whalen ...
Young Cop
Martin Roach Martin Roach ...
Cop in Coffee Shop
Brad Borbridge Brad Borbridge ...
Sports Editor
Don Allison Don Allison ...
Bishop
Patty Ross Patty Ross ...
Linda
Paloma Nuñez Paloma Nuñez ...
Garabedian's Receptionist (as Paloma Nunez)
Robert Clarke Robert Clarke ...
Judge Volterra
Gary Galone Gary Galone ...
Jack Dunn
David Fraser David Fraser ...
Jon Albano
Paulette Sinclair Paulette Sinclair ...
Receptionist at Judge's Chambers
Elena Juatco Elena Juatco ...
Guest List Woman
Nancy Villone Nancy Villone ...
Maryetta Dussourd
Wendy Merry Wendy Merry ...
Female Editor (as Wendy Merry McCarthy)
Siobhan Murphy Siobhan Murphy ...
Intern
Eileen Padua Eileen Padua ...
Sacha's Grandmother
Darrin Baker Darrin Baker ...
Middle Age Priest at St. Peter's
Brett Cramp Brett Cramp ...
Middle Aged Man
Joe Stapleton Joe Stapleton ...
Older Cop
Jimmy LeBlanc Jimmy LeBlanc ...
Patrick McSorley (as James LeBlanc)
Neion George Neion George ...
Waiter at Gala
Laurie Murdoch Laurie Murdoch ...
Wilson Rogers
Zarrin Darnell-Martin Zarrin Darnell-Martin ...
Intern Wanda
Krista Morin Krista Morin ...
Young Reporter
Paula Barrett Paula Barrett ...
Jim's Wife
Mairtin O'Carrigan Mairtin O'Carrigan ...
Stewart
Rob deLeeuw Rob deLeeuw ...
Herald Reporter Quimby (as Rob De Leeuw)
Nancy E. Carroll Nancy E. Carroll ...
Jane Paquin
Anthony Paolucci Anthony Paolucci ...
Kevin
Michele Proude Michele Proude ...
Lisa Tuite
Richard O'Rourke Richard O'Rourke ...
Ronald Paquin
Dennis Lynch Dennis Lynch ...
Clerk O'Brian
Stefanie Drummond Stefanie Drummond ...
Sheila
Mark McGrinder Mark McGrinder ...
Weeping Man
Richard Fitzpatrick Richard Fitzpatrick ...
Rectory Priest
Tom Driscoll Tom Driscoll ...
Disgruntled Man
Jeffrey Samai Jeffrey Samai ...
Library Security
Moira Driscoll Moira Driscoll ...
Woman Interviewee
Forrest Weber Forrest Weber ...
Angry Man
Doreen Spencer Doreen Spencer ...
Older Southie Woman
Janet Pinnick Janet Pinnick ...
Receptionist
Shannon McDonough Shannon McDonough ...
Receptionist
Shannon Ruth Shannon Ruth ...
Girl at Garabedian's
Daniel Ruth Daniel Ruth ...
Boy at Garabedian's
Jennifer Ruth Jennifer Ruth ...
Mother at Garabedian's
Timothy Mooney Timothy Mooney ...
Bad Priest
Bruce-Robert Serafin Bruce-Robert Serafin ...
Boston Globe Security Guard (as Bruce Serafin)
Donna Sue Jahier Donna Sue Jahier ...
Angry Man's Sister (as Donna Jahier)
Edward Brickley Edward Brickley ...
Red Sox Announcer (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Afflick David Afflick ...
Husband at Church (uncredited)
Giovanni Alabiso Giovanni Alabiso ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Lana Antonova Lana Antonova ...
Veronica (uncredited)
Raffi Atamian Raffi Atamian ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Michael Balzano III Michael Balzano III ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Sophia Bellas Sophia Bellas ...
Passerby (uncredited)
David S. Bookbinder David S. Bookbinder ...
Man on Bike / Pedestrian (uncredited)
David Boston David Boston ...
Parishioner (uncredited)
Jim Boyd Jim Boyd ...
Newspaper Employee (uncredited)
Mark Burzenski Mark Burzenski ...
Business Man / Student (uncredited)
Joe Cali Joe Cali ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Joe Jafo Carriere Joe Jafo Carriere ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
James Chilli Chillingworth James Chilli Chillingworth ...
Senior Editor (uncredited)
Terry Conforti Terry Conforti ...
Globe Employee (uncredited)
Shawn Contois Shawn Contois ...
Businessman (uncredited)
Guy Cooper Guy Cooper ...
Boston Globe Reporter (uncredited)
Jeffrey Corazzini Jeffrey Corazzini ...
Photographer (uncredited)
Edgar Damatian Edgar Damatian ...
Fenway Fan (uncredited)
Cyndy Day Cyndy Day ...
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Jack Spencer Day Jack Spencer Day ...
Boy / Victim at Police Station (uncredited)
Jacob Alexander Day Jacob Alexander Day ...
Boy / Victim at Police Station (uncredited)
Chris De Christopher Chris De Christopher ...
Pedestrian in Crosswalk (uncredited)
Allison Dyen Allison Dyen ...
Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Kris Earle Kris Earle ...
Male Informant at Door (uncredited)
Irina Egay Irina Egay ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Mark Falvo Mark Falvo ...
Boston Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Faith Fay Faith Fay ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
John Franchi John Franchi ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Victor Franko Victor Franko ...
Boston Globe Employee (uncredited)
William Galatis William Galatis ...
Fenway Fan (uncredited)
John Gigliotti John Gigliotti ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Robert Glenn Robert Glenn ...
Business Man (uncredited)
Ed Goode Ed Goode ...
Parishioner (uncredited)
Tom Granger Tom Granger ...
Businessman (uncredited)
Elaine Victoria Grey Elaine Victoria Grey ...
Parishioner / Globe (uncredited)
Jed Griswold Jed Griswold ...
Church member / Globe worker (BG) (uncredited)
Mark Haggett Mark Haggett ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
London Hall London Hall ...
Boston Globe reporter,Percision driver (uncredited)
Becky Harvey Becky Harvey ...
Newsroom / Dining Patron (uncredited)
Arthur Hiou Arthur Hiou ...
Parishioner / Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Rosemary Howard Rosemary Howard ...
Boston Globe Staff (uncredited)
Steven Howitt Steven Howitt ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Richard Jenkins Richard Jenkins ...
Richard Sipe (voice) (uncredited)
Glenn W. Kane Glenn W. Kane ...
Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Colleen Kelly Colleen Kelly ...
Librarian (uncredited)
J Parker Kent J Parker Kent ...
Business Man (uncredited)
Robert Kinar Robert Kinar ...
Paralegal (uncredited)
Jamie Mazareas Jamie Mazareas ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Matthew Mease Matthew Mease ...
Guy in Lobby (uncredited)
Gavin Monteiro Gavin Monteiro ...
Playground Kid (uncredited)
Jill Morgan Jill Morgan ...
Passerby (uncredited)
Randy Morris Randy Morris ...
Driver / Fenway Fan (uncredited)
Peter Morse Peter Morse ...
Cafeteria Patron (uncredited)
Alyson Muzila Alyson Muzila ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Lance Norris Lance Norris ...
Driver (uncredited)
Josette Oberton Josette Oberton ...
Girl on School Bus (uncredited)
Joseph Oliveira Joseph Oliveira ...
Street Driver (uncredited)
Richard Pacheco Richard Pacheco ...
Boston Globe Reporter / precision driver (uncredited)
Emilie Paquet Emilie Paquet ...
Parishioner (uncredited)
Dallas Peplow Dallas Peplow ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
Doug Reed Doug Reed ...
Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Stew Replogle Stew Replogle ...
Neighborhood Parent (uncredited)
Eddie Resendes Eddie Resendes ...
Boston Globe Reporter (uncredited)
Gary Roscoe Gary Roscoe ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Michelle Roy Michelle Roy ...
Parishioner (uncredited)
Ariana Ruckle Ariana Ruckle ...
Business Woman (uncredited)
Harold Rudolph Harold Rudolph ...
Lawyer (uncredited)
Mary Jane Brennan Sangiolo Mary Jane Brennan Sangiolo ...
Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Aaron Snyder Aaron Snyder ...
Church Boy (uncredited)
David Struffolino David Struffolino ...
Boston Globe Employee (uncredited)
Michael Steven Swanson Michael Steven Swanson ...
Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Carole Taylor Carole Taylor ...
Parishoner / Red Sox Fan (uncredited)
Carl 'CJ' Tempesta Carl 'CJ' Tempesta ...
Boston Globe Intern (uncredited)
Jami Tennille Jami Tennille ...
Elaine Carroll (uncredited)
J.P. Valenti J.P. Valenti ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
George J. Vezina George J. Vezina ...
Globe Staff (uncredited)
Kyle Viveiros Kyle Viveiros ...
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
Peter Lewis Walsh Peter Lewis Walsh ...
Red Sox Fan, Amy Whalen as Pedestrian and Teresa Wilson as Maureen. Movie Network, July 1, 2016, with Dr. Connie Luther. Music by Howard Shore. Soundtrack: "West Side Waltz" - Written by Dick Walter,
Courtesy of APM Music
Walk My Street
Written by Mackenzie
Performed by Sundaes
Sea Shanty
Written by Rob Shapiro
Performed by Populuxe
Courtesy of Volume & Tone Records
Myself in You
Written by Jon Robert
Courtesy of Rumblefish and The Talent House
Concerto Grosso No. 1 in G Major, Op. 6
Written by George Frideric Handel (as George Handel)
Courtesy of APM Music
Al Fresco
Written and Performed by Tom Keane
Courtesy of Masonmack Music Inc.
Cornucopia
Written and Performed by Tom Keane
Courtesy of Masonmack Music Inc.
Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, 3rd mvmt: Allegro
Written by Johann Sebastian Bach (as Johann Bach)
Courtesy of APM Music
These Exiled Years
Written and Performed by Flogging Molly
Courtesy of SideOneDummy Records
By arrangement with Hidden Track Music
Concerto Grosso No. 2 in F Major, Op. 6
Written by George Frideric Handel (as George Handel)
Courtesy of APM Music
Cocinando Suave
Written by Ray Barretto (as Raymond Barretto)
Performed by Ray Barretto
Courtesy of Fantasy
By arrangement with Concord Music Group, Inc.
Bean's Blues
Written by Coleman Hawkins (as Randolph Coleman Hawkins)
Performed by Coleman Hawkins
Courtesy of Original Jazz Classics
By arrangement with Concord Music Group, Inc.
Silent Night
(uncredited)
Written by Franz Gruber.
Trivia: It is an American biographical drama film directed by Tom McCarthy and written by McCarthy and Josh Singer.[4][5] The film follows The Boston Globe's "Spotlight" team, the oldest continuously operating newspaper investigative journalist unit in the United States,[6] and its investigation into cases of widespread and systemic child sex abuse in the Boston area by numerous Roman Catholic priests. It is based on a series of stories by the "Spotlight" team that earned The Globe the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Spotlight won the Academy Award for Best Picture along with Best Original Screenplay. Principal photography began on September 24, 2014, in Boston, Massachusetts,[23] and continued in October in Hamilton, Ontario. Filming took place at Fenway Park,[24] The Boston Globe offices in Dorchester, Boston, the Boston Public Library,[25] and McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Filming locations:
333 Bay Street, Bay-Adelaide Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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The Globe and Mail - 444 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (interiors)
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St. Basil's Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Children's Choir Singing)
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Mercatto - restaurant scene).
Anachronisms: 1. Through much of the film, a Dunkin' Donuts cup on Matt Caroll's desk features an icon for the "DD Perks" program, introduced in 2014. 2. The small bags of Doritos in the Globe break room have a 2013 logo. 3. Toward the end of the movie Boston Globe Trucks hauling newspapers are shown leaving the garage however there are a couple newer model (2010 and newer) heavy duty trucks in the garage alongside correct period 2001 Ford F-800 models. 4. When Mike Rezendes enters the Globe after getting out of the cab, a Star Market sign is visible behind him. The supermarket near the Globe headquarters was a Shaw's in 2001. It became a Star Market in 2011. 5. Some of the keyboards and mice on various desks weren't in production when the film takes place, and some didn't even enter production for nearly a decade after the events of the film. For example, the pair on Ben Bradlee's desk were included with Dell desktops released well after 2010. 6. The Massachusetts license plate briefly shown on the car in the 1976 flashback scene (leaving the police station) is not correct. 7. At one point two characters meet at the South End Buttery, which did not open until 2005. 7. The printer visible in the Spotlight team's office is clearly an HP Laserjet 4200/4300 Series model. This series was not introduced until December 2002, over a year after the bulk of the story's events occur. 8. There is a Starbucks coffee shop in the background when they are crossing the street. Starbucks was not present in Boston at this time. 9. In one shot there is a 2003 Toyota Corolla parked on the street.
Crossfire. 2016 (Canadian, TV Movie), Starring Roxanne McKee as Samantha Harrison, Tim Rozon as veteran, Steve Lund;
Stacey Farber ...
Paige Briar
Mark Walker Mark Walker ...
Senator Cooper
Jonathan Koensgen Jonathan Koensgen ...
Billy Peterson
Mishka Thébaud Mishka Thébaud ...
Bobby Rodriguez
David Gow David Gow ...
Detective Clements
Rebecca Croll Rebecca Croll ...
Veteran Amanda
Elisabeth Yale Elisabeth Yale ...
Sadie Peterson
Susan Almgren Susan Almgren ...
April Jacobs
Clara Silcoff Clara Silcoff ...
Becca
Max Walker Max Walker ...
Guard Clerk Phillips
Frank Fiola Frank Fiola ...
Rodriguez Bystander,
George R. Robertson as Walt. Movie Network, July 9, 2016. Music by James Gelfand and Louise Tremblay. Soundtrack: "Must Have Been An Omen" - Written and Performed by Finchey; "Don't Call Home" - July Talk; "Xerxes, HWV 40: Ombra mal fu: Largo" - Performed by Japan Philharmonic Orchestra; "The Day Rick Danko Died" - Written and Performed by Luke Doucet; "Need It" - Performed by Half Moon Run; "Fly" - Will Driving West. Trivia: It is a Canadian film directed by Claude Desrosiers and written by Lisa Steele. Filmed in Montreal, Quebec.
Portrait of a Serial Monogamist. 2016 (Canadian), Starring Diane Flacks as Elsie Neufeld, Carolyn Taylor as Robyn Woodyard, Sabrina Jalees as Sarah, Vanessa Dunn as DJ Lolli, Grace Lynn Kung as Eve, Robin Duke as Abby Neufeld,
Aurora Browne Aurora Browne ...
Girl with Poma-Dobe Dog
Masa Lizdek Masa Lizdek ...
Young Woman With Scowl
Raoul Bhaneja Raoul Bhaneja ...
Jonathan
Mackenzie Munro Mackenzie Munro ...
Elsie at 16 Years Old
Gavin Crawford Gavin Crawford ...
Morgan
David Gale David Gale ...
Ethan Neufeld
Howard Jerome Howard Jerome ...
Uncle Ari
Scott Anderson Scott Anderson ...
Man in the Outrageous Getup
Sara Brynn Foster Sara Brynn Foster ...
Preppy Girl #2
David Tompa David Tompa ...
Daniel Neufeld
Elvira Kurt Elvira Kurt ...
Co-Dependant Girlfriend
Ian Blackwood Ian Blackwood ...
Solo Singer
Shoshana Sperling Shoshana Sperling ...
Rachel
Birgitte Solem Birgitte Solem ...
Karen Neufeld
Kirsten Johnson Kirsten Johnson ...
Curator
Kaleb Robertson Kaleb Robertson ...
Jadyn
Abigail Falle Abigail Falle ...
Jessica Hart
Dawn Whitwell Dawn Whitwell ...
Jackie
Martine Campbell Martine Campbell ...
Young Elsie
Hannah Fleming Hannah Fleming ...
Preppy Girl #1
Caroline Gillis Caroline Gillis ...
Grace
Madison Falle Madison Falle ...
Becky Phillips
Melody A. Johnson Melody A. Johnson ...
Susan
Moynan King Moynan King ...
Day Dream Girl
Elizabeth Beeler Elizabeth Beeler ...
Margaret Neufeld
Dominique Roy Dominique Roy ...
Erin the Dog-Walker
Keith Cole Keith Cole ...
Himself
Bruce Hunter Bruce Hunter ...
Gonzo Artist
Karen Robinson Karen Robinson ...
Karen, Bob Martin as Tom and Christian Smith as Jeremy Holden. Movie Network, July 9, 2016. Music by Don Pyle. Soundtrack: "Let's Quit While We're Still Ahead" - Written by Lisa Lambert, Tony Malone, Laura Pitkanen and Don Pyle,
Performed by Summer Eyes featuring Celina Carroll
The Giver and the Taker
Written by Maggie MacDonald
Performed by Betty Burke
from the Blocks Recording Club Release "Taking It All Back Now: Austerity Measures EP"
Let's Get Divorced
Written by James Bunton, Reg Vermue
Performed by Light Fires
from the independent release "Face"
The Power
Written by Carmen Elle
Performed by Army Girls
from the Blocks Recording Club release "Close To The Bone"
Delay, Linger and Wait
Written by Beverly Breckenridge, Reid Diamond, Dallas Good, Don Pyle
Performed by Phono-Comb
Get Off Your High Hobby Horse
Written by Beverly Breckenridge, Reid Diamond, Dallas Good, Don Pyle
Performed by Phono-Comb
Drive
Written by Mark Game, Martha Johnson
Performed by Martha and The Muffins
from the Muffin Music Ltd. release "Delicate"
I Heard People Talking
Written by Don Pyle
Performed by Summer Eyes featuring Sally Lee
Market Mall Gas
Written by Celina Carroll, Sarena Sairan, Carolyn Taylor, Christina Zeidler
Performed by Mintz
from the independent release "Mountain Standard Tits"
Toronto Is Beautiful
Written by Francisco Gouveia, Jaime Aparicio
Performed by Francisco Gouveia & Jaime Aparicio with The Golden Towers
from the Francap Records 7" release
Aggravation
Written by Jula Bourque
Performed by The Curse
from the Other People's Music release "Teenage Meat"
Keep On Groovin'
Written & Performed by Adaptor 45
from the Nofuzbreaker Productions release "Drive-In Scenes From The Highway"
I Love My Daddy
Written & Performed by Messy
from the Boss Lady Delux Productions release "Happily Ever After"
Saddest Laugh
Written by Simone Schmidt
Performed by Fiver
from the Triple Crown Audio release "Lost The Plot"
Oh Sienna
Written by Simone Schmidt
Performed by Fiver
from the Triple Crown Audio release "Lost The Plot"
Stumble
Written by Alanna Stuart, Ian Swain
Performed by Bonjay
from the Mysteries of Trade release "Broughtupsy"
Sexy Bitch
Written by Celina Carroll, Christina Zeidler
Performed by Ina Unt Ina
from the independent release "All Sides Of Ina"
Look Behind
Written by Ian Desouza, Rosina Kazi (as Rozina Kazi), Nic Murray (as Nicholas Murray)
Performed by LAL
from the LAL/URBNET Distribution release "LAL"
By My Strange Side
Written by Jess Scott, Scott Moore, Don Pyle
Performed by Flesh World
from the Iron Lung Records release "The Wild Animals In My Life"
Draco Dwarf
Written by Don Pyle, Sandro Perri
Performed by Black Heel Marks
from the Norther Research release "Feel Free"
One Week
Written & Performed by Lisa Bozikovic
from the independent release "Lost August"
Papier Iz Doch Vais
Traditional
Written by Eliakum Zunser
Performed by The Horables
from the release "No Shirt No Shoes No Tsuris"
When I Said There Was an End To Love I Was Lying
Written & Performed by Rae Spoon
from the Saved By Radio release "I Can't Keep All Of Our Secrets".
Trivia: It is a Canadian romantic comedy film, which premiered on the LGBT film festival circuit in 2015 before going into general theatrical release in 2016. Written and directed by John Mitchell and Christina Zeidler, the film stars Diane Flacks as Elsie Neufeld, a lesbian who breaks up with her latest girlfriend Robyn (Carolyn Taylor) and accepts a dare from her friends to stay single for five months instead of rushing into a new relationship. However, she finds her resolve tested by the arrival of new love interest Lolli (Vanessa Dunn), as well as the nagging suspicion that breaking up with Robyn may have been a mistake. The film's cast also includes Gavin Crawford, Sabrina Jalees, Grace Lynn Kung, Raoul Bhaneja, Robin Duke, Aurora Browne and Elvira Kurt. Filming Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Snowtime! (French: La Guerre des tuques 3D) (released on DVD in the UK as Cleo). 2015 (Canadian), Starring
Characters Voiced by
Original International Original International
Luc Luke Nicholas Savard-L'Herbier Angela Galuppo
Sophie Mariloup Wolfe Lucinda Davis
François Les Lunettes Four-eyed Frankie Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc Sandra Oh[10]
Pierre Piers Sébastien Reding Ross Lynch[11][12]
Lucie Lucy Sophie Cadieux Galuppo[13]
Maranda Anne Casabonne
Henri Leroux Henry Leroux André Sauvé Heidi Lynne Weeks
Georges Leroux George Leroux André Sauvé Heidi Lynne Weeks
Jacques Catherine Trudeau
Chabot Gildor Roy
Manolo Sonja Ball[14]
Ti Guy La Lune Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque
Nicky Aline Pinsonneault Elisabeth MacRae[14]
France Aline Pinsonneault
Daniel Blanchette de Victoriaville Esther Poulin
Chuck Don W. Shepherd
Angela Galuppo as Luke (voice), Mariloup Wolfe as Sophie
Lucinda Davis Lucinda Davis ...
Sophie (voice)
Nicholas Savard-L'Herbier Nicholas Savard-L'Herbier ...
Luc
Sophie Cadieux Sophie Cadieux ...
Lucie
Anne Casabonne Anne Casabonne ...
Maranda
Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc ...
François Les Lunettes
Ross Lynch Ross Lynch ...
Piers
Catherine Trudeau Catherine Trudeau ...
Jacques
Gildor Roy Gildor Roy ...
Chabot
André Sauvé André Sauvé ...
Henri et Georges Leroux
Sebastién Reding Sebastién Reding ...
Pierre
Heidi Lynne Weeks Heidi Lynne Weeks ...
Henry & Georges Leroux (voice)
Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque ...
Ti Guy La Lune
Liz MacRae Liz MacRae ...
Nicky (voice)
Aline Pinsonneault Aline Pinsonneault ...
France, Esther Poulin as Daniel Blanchette de Victoriaville and Don W. Shepherd Don W. Shepherd as Chuck (voice). Movie Network, July 10, 2016. Music by Jorane and Eloi Painchaud. Soundtrack: "Je suis le vent" - performed by Marie-Mai Bouchard;
Liberté
performed by Groenland
Les héros
performed by Jonathan Painchaud
Amour d'hiver
performed by Marie-Pierre Arthur & Louis-Jean Cormier
L'hymme
performed by Céline Dion & Fred Pellerin
L'amour a pris son temps
performed by Marie-Mai Bouchard, Louis-Jean Cormier, Groenland, Marie-Pierre Arthur & Fred Pellerin
I Am the Wind
performed by Marie-Mai Bouchard
Liberty
performed by Groenland
The Heroes
performed by Simple Plan
You're My Sweater
performed by Walk Off The Earth.
Trivia: It is a Canadian film from Quebec, released in 2015. Directed by Jean-François Pouliot, it is an animated remake of the 1984 film The Dog Who Stopped the War (La Guerre des tuques).
Sorority Murder. 2015 (Canadian/ TV Movie), Starring Scarlett Byrne as Jennifer Taylor, Nicole Muñoz as Alex Johnson, Sarah Dugdale as Gabrielle, Elise Gatien as Natalie Swanson, Melissa Roxburgh as Carly, Sarah-Jane Redmond as Melissa Taylor,
Orion Radies Orion Radies ...
Darren
Patrick Sabongui Patrick Sabongui ...
Detective Clark
Rukiya Bernard Rukiya Bernard ...
Detective Sanchez
Clare Filipow Clare Filipow ...
Breanne Bartley
Bernadette Beck Bernadette Beck ...
Fiona
Madison Smith Madison Smith ...
Eric
Darcy Laurie Darcy Laurie ...
George
Chris Sheilds Chris Sheilds ...
Professor Casper
Kehli O'Byrne Kehli O'Byrne ...
Mrs. Swanson
Amara Kremblewski Amara Kremblewski ...
Sorority Girl #1
Wolfgang Klassen Wolfgang Klassen ...
Drunk Guy (as Jeffrey Klassen)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Trezzo Mahoro Trezzo Mahoro ...
Frat Boy (as Oliver M. Smith)
Cameron McKerchar Cameron McKerchar ...
Frat Boy #3, Jonathan Mubanda as Frat Boy #2, Naomi Frenette as stunt double: Scarlett Byrne and Crystal Mudry as Melissa Roxburgh double. Movie Network, July 11, 2016. Soundtrack: Music by Christopher Nickel. Trivia: It is a Canadian TV movie directed by Jesse James Miller and written by Bryan Dick and Ken Sanders.
Brooklyn. 2015 (Irish-British-Canadian), Starring Saoirse Ronan as Eilis Lacey, Emory Cohen as Anthony "Tony" Fiorello, Domhnall Gleeson as Jim Farrell, Jim Broadbent as Father Flood, Julie Walters as Madge Kehoe, Bríd Brennan as Miss Kelly, Eva Birthistle as Georgina, Fiona Glascott as Rose Lacey, Jessica Paré as Miss Fortini, Emily Bett Rickards as Patty McGuire, Nora-Jane Noone as Sheila,
Hugh Gormley Hugh Gormley ...
Priest (as Father Matt Glynn)
Maeve McGrath Maeve McGrath ...
Mary
Emma Lowe Emma Lowe ...
Mrs Brady
Barbara Drennan Barbara Drennan ...
Shabby Woman
Gillian McCarthy Gillian McCarthy ...
Timid Woman
Jane Brennan Jane Brennan ...
Mary Lacey
Eileen O'Higgins Eileen O'Higgins ...
Nancy
Peter Campion Peter Campion ...
George Sheridan
James Corscadden James Corscadden ...
Ship Waiter
Eve Macklin Eve Macklin ...
Diana
Mary O'Driscoll Mary O'Driscoll ...
Miss McAdam
Samantha Munro Samantha Munro ...
Dorothy
Jane Wheeler Jane Wheeler ...
Bartocci Customer #1
Adrien Benn Adrien Benn ...
Diner Waiter
Alain Goulem Alain Goulem ...
Mr Rosenblum
Max Walker Max Walker ...
Young Man
Iarla O'Lionaird Iarla O'Lionaird ...
Frankie Doran (as Iarla Ó'Lionáird)
Jenn Murray Jenn Murray ...
Dolores
Ellis Rockburn Ellis Rockburn ...
Young Man at Dance
Erika Rosenbaum Erika Rosenbaum ...
Bartocci Customer #2
Ellen David Ellen David ...
Mrs Fiorello
Christian de la Cortina Christian de la Cortina ...
Laurenzio
Paulino Nunes Paulino Nunes ...
Mr Fiorello
James DiGiacomo James DiGiacomo ...
Frankie Fiorello
Michael Zegen Michael Zegen ...
Maurizio
Tadhg McMahon Tadhg McMahon ...
Boy's Father
Hudson Leblanc Hudson Leblanc ...
Boy at City Hall
Paul Stewart Paul Stewart ...
City Hall Official
Niamh McCann Niamh McCann ...
Maria
Denis Conway Denis Conway ...
Mr Brown
Karen Ardiff Karen Ardiff ...
Mrs Farrell
Gary Lydon Gary Lydon ...
Mr Farrell
Aine Ni Mhuiri Aine Ni Mhuiri ...
Mrs. Byrne (as Áine Ní Mhuirí)
Mella Carron Mella Carron ...
Girl on Deck
Karen Belfo Karen Belfo ...
Lady at the Cinema, Chantal Parent as Extra and François Pruneau as Irish Dancer. Movie Network, July 11, 2016. Music by Michael Brook. Soundtrack: "Teddy O'Neill" Traditional - Arranged by John Carty,
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Paul Gurney and Jim Higgins
Golden Jubilee
Traditional
Arranged by John Carty
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Paul Gurney and Jim Higgins
Boolavogue
Written by Patrick Joseph McCall
Arranged by John Carty
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Paul Gurney and Jim Higgins
Be Cool aka Keep Cool
Written by A Jacquest
Licensed by Rockin' Music
Performed by Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd.
Castle Finn
Traditional
Performed by Caoimhin O'Raghallaigh (as Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh) and Fiachna Ó Mongáin
Casadh An Tsúgáin
Traditional
Performed by Iarla Ó Lionáird
Macushla
Written by Dermot Macmurrough
Performed by John McCormack
Licensed courtesy of Naxos Rights US, Inc.
Silver Threads
Written by H.P. Danks (as Hart Pease Danks)
Performed by John McCormack
Licensed courtesy of Naxos Rights US, Inc.
The Stack of Barley
Traditional
Arranged by John Carty
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Paul Gurney and Jim Higgins
Yellow Rose of Texas
Traditional
Arranged by John Carty
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Seamus O'Donnell and Jim Higgins
Dynaflow
Written by Jack Cooley
Courtesy of Embassy Music Corp./Music Sales Creative
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Seamus O'Donnell and Jim Higgins
A Garden in the Rain
Written by Carroll Gibbons and James Dyrenforth
Courtesy of Chester Music Ltd. trading as Campbell Connelly & Co.
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Seamus O'Donnell and Jim Higgins
Five, Ten, Fifteen Hours
Written by Rudy Toombs (as Rudolph Toombs)
Used by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp.
Performed by Ruth Brown
Licensed courtesy of Warner Music UK Ltd.
What's It To You, Jack?
Written by A Jacquest and J Carter
Used by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp. and Lark Music Ltd.
Performed by Linda Hayes
Courtesy of Ace Records Ltd.
Zing a Little Zong
Written by Harry Warren and Leo Robin
Published by Music Sales Corporation and Four Jays Music Co., administered by peermusic (UK) Ltd. / Campbell Connelly & Co. Ltd.
Performed by Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney
Courtesy of Jasmine Records
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
Written by Johann Sebastian Bach (as JS Bach)
Performed by David Kelly
Courtesy of De Wolfe Music
Canon in D
Written by Johann Pachelbel (as J Pachelbel)
Performed by David Kelly
Courtesy of De Wolfe Music
My Wild Irish Rose
Written by Chancellor Olcott
Arranged by John Carty
Performed by John Carty, James Blennerhassett, Paul Gurney, Seamus O'Donnell and Jim Higgins.
Trivia: It is an Irish-British-Canadian drama directed by John Crowley and written by Nick Hornby, based on Colm Tóibín's novel of the same name. The film stars Saoirse Ronan, Emory Cohen, Domhnall Gleeson, Jim Broadbent, and Julie Walters. Set in 1951 and 1952, the film tells the story of a young Irish woman's immigration to Brooklyn, where she quickly falls into a romance. When her past catches up with her, however, she must choose between two countries and the lives that exist within them for her. Brooklyn premiered at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim.[4] It opened in limited release on 4 November 2015 in the United States and the UK on 6 November 2015.[5] The film was nominated for three Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Filming locations:
Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA (Eilis and Tony's outing at Coney Island)
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Canada
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Curracloe Beach, Ballinesker, County Wexford, Ireland (The beach scenes in Ireland)
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Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland (scenes in Eilis' native town)
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Montréal, Québec, Canada (doubling for Brooklyn)
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Ireland
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Dublin, Ireland
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County Wicklow, Ireland
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Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA (brownstone exterior shots)
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References: Singin' in the Rain (1952) - Eilis and Tony see this; after, Tony swings on a light pole in the style of that movie.
The Quiet Man (1952) - One of the other girls tells Eilis she saw this movie.
"Frankie's Song" (also known as 'Casadh An Tsúgáin') was originally produced by the Irish Literary Theatre and premiered on 21st of October 1901 at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. Anachronisms: 1. In scene where an Irish singer serenades an audience, at the top of a frame is an air conditioning duct that would not have existed in such a space in 1952. 2. The film takes place in 1951-1952. As Eilis is walking down a street in Brooklyn, there is a 1955 Buick in the background. 3. The registration ZL 4994 on the black saloon car is in an incorrect typeface. That style of font was not used in Ireland until the late 1990s. 4. The characters go for a 1951 date in Brooklyn, NY, to see the movie "Singin' in the Rain" - that movie was not on general release in USA cinemas until 11 April 1952 - - - (with 27 March 1952 world premiere in New York City, New York) 5. In the very early scene in Brooklyn where people are on the street corner waiting for the light to change, the traffic light itself is of a much later design than the early 1950's. 6. As they leave Nancy's wedding, the incidental music coming from the church is Pachelbel's Canon in D. While it was composed in the late 17th century and is frequently played at weddings today, it was an obscure and almost forgotten piece in 1952. It only became famous when a new arrangement, tempo and some additional parts were added to it for a 1968 recording. Even in the unlikely case of someone playing it at a wedding in a small Irish town in 1952, it would have sounded nothing like what we hear in the film which is the modern version we play today. 7. When Rose is found dead in her bedroom, one can see in the background what appears to be a modern hair dryer sitting on top of the dresser. 8. The telephone cord on the Brooklyn phone is a twirly type that was not used until the late 50's.
Room. 2015 (Canadian-Irish), Starring Brie Larson as Joy "Ma" Newsome, Jacob Tremblay as Jack Newsome, Joan Allen as Nancy Newsome, William H. Macy as Robert Newsome, Sean Bridgers as Old Nick, Tom McCamus as Leo, Amanda Brugel as Officer Parker, Joe Pingue as Officer Grabowski, Cas Anvar as Dr. Mittal, Wendy Crewson as Talk Show Hostess,
Sandy McMaster Sandy McMaster ...
Veteran
Matt Gordon Matt Gordon ...
Doug
Zarrin Darnell-Martin Zarrin Darnell-Martin ...
Attending Doctor
Jee-Yun Lee Jee-Yun Lee ...
News Anchor
Randal Edwards Randal Edwards ...
Lawyer
Justin Mader Justin Mader ...
FBI Agent
Ola Sturik Ola Sturik ...
Reporter #1
Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll ...
Reporter #2
Rory O'Shea Rory O'Shea ...
Reporter #3
Kate Drummond Kate Drummond ...
Neighbour
Jack Fulton Jack Fulton ...
Jack's Friend
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Chantelle Chung Chantelle Chung ...
Clerk (uncredited)
Derek Herd Derek Herd ...
Diner Patron, Megan Park as Laura and Brad Wietersen as TV Crewman. Movie Network, July 15, 2016. Music by Stephen Rennicks. Soundtrack: "Bag Fight" - Written by Klaus Badelt and Andrew Raiher,
Performed by Klaus Badelt, Daniel Rojas and Andrew Raiher
Published by KB Publishing and A Olympus Pictures
Courtesy of Wunderhorn Music, Inc.
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Written by Harry McClintock
Performed by Brie Larson
Used by kind permission of Carlin Music Corp on behalf of Redwood Music Ltd
The Mighty Rio Grande
Written by Jeremy Adam Galindo, Christopher Royal King, Raymond Joseph Brown, and Andrew Thomas Miller
Performed by This Will Destroy You
Courtesy of Magic Bullet Records
By arrangement with Dark Operative Publishing
Campfire
Written and Performed by Jon Hopkins
Published by Domino Publishing Company Ltd and Notting Hill Music o/b/o Notting Hill Music (UK) Ltd
All rights administered by BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Courtesy of Domino Recording Company Ltd.
Trivia: It is a Canadian-Irish independent drama film directed by Lenny Abrahamson and written by Emma Donoghue, based on her novel of the same name. The film stars Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay, Joan Allen, Sean Bridgers, and William H. Macy. Held captive for seven years in an enclosed space, a woman (Larson) and her 5-year-old son (Tremblay) finally gain their freedom, allowing the boy to experience the outside world for the first time. Room premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on September 4, 2015 and had a limited release in the United States on October 16, 2015, to acclaim from critics. Larson won multiple awards for her performance, including the Academy Award for Best Actress, the BAFTA Award, Golden Globe Award, and the Screen Actors Guild Award. Room also received three other Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director. Filming locations:
Apache Burgers, 5236 Dundas St. W., Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada (Burger joint)
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Bridgepoint Health hospital, 550 Gerrard St E, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Ma and Jack being treated at Hospital)
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Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (ice skating scene)
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Canada
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Pinewood Toronto Studios, Port Lands, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Quote: Jack: "Room's not stinky, only when you do a fart!"
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