“Deux histoires parallèles s’entrecroisent dans la nouvelle série de Joanne Arsenau réalisée par Jim Donovan.

D’un côté, Jean-François Gagnon mène une vie paisible avec sa famille dans une petite municipalité du Québec; de l’autre on retrouve un père et ses fils sur le point de quitter une prison du Nouveau-Brunswick…

Et si les deux histoires étaient liées?”

La série, produite par Productions Casablanca, sera en ondes à Radio-Canada cet automne.

En librairie le 2 septembre.

Fantasia is drawing to a close and we thought we would put a quick, and utterly arbitrary, list of our favorite moments.

– Body, Mind, Change: the David Cronenberg Virtual Reality Experience by J.Lee Williams from Occupied VR.

– Turbo Kid, Laurence Leboeuf is truly awesome in this.

– Fantasia fans at the Hall Theatre… up there with the loudest rock n’ roll crowd. It’s quite possible Fantasia Film Festival is a North American treasure…

– Cop Car, the Kevin Bacon produced indie film is quite tight and particularly well executed, especially the direction of the two young stars. It is B-Movie gold. Festival director Mitch Davis’s live interview with Bacon during the Q&A is also worthy of note.

– And the sick and spectacular manga inspired Attack on Titan, which serves up a non-stop climax for the eyes.

We are proud to partner with Fantasia to present our new clients, Occupied VR.

Come down to the Fantasia Film Festival 2015 (July 24th-25th) to immerse yourselves in the best VR has to offer in Canada.

Curious for more…? Read this from the National Post and this from Betakik.

This is an all-new Patrick Boivin collab with Maker Studios, Marvel and Disney.

Watch more from Marvel’s “Ant-Man” Now.

Out in theatres July 17th!