Cinema Canada (Feb 1982)

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National Film Board of Canada -TNFB NEWS Office national du film du Canada Jackson to direct third of Empire NFB: filmmaker Doug Jackson will be directing two episodes of CBC/Radio-Canada’s ambitious Empire, Inc. series made in collaboration with the National Film Board. Jackson, whose many credits include writer, director and producer, has made both documentary and fiction films and has won over 25 international awards, including an Oscar nomination and five Genies. In 1975, The Heatwave Lasted Four Days, starring Gordon Pinsent and Lawrence Dane, was one of the first Canadian features to be sold to American network TV. Last year his critically acclaimed Why Men Rape achieved one of the highest TV ratings for a documentary special. Jackson is currently developing feature co-productions for the NFB with Canadian independent producers. NFB Offices in Canada: Headquarters Public Relations Division P.O. Box 6100 Station A Montreal, Quebec H3C 3H5 (514) 333-3452 Director Doug Jackson at work with Gordon Pinsent“Heatwave” (1975) enn hoe (OE SEO irunaut “E” French production’s latest animation short, is now. playing with Truffaut’s new film The Woman Next Door at Toronto's Fine Arts Cinema. Directed by Bretislav Pojar, “E” is one of the NFB’s “hopefuls” in this year’s competition for a Hollywood Oscar and for our own Genie. “E” is a political parable revolving around an alphabetical dispute. Aw ' " : ee \! ‘ ‘ ARES \ 4 eae \ ee “G % “ +, hs 3 ren VA te Ww = 4 te 4B} * \ ee 2m ys oath ‘ 4 Paris Salutes Godbout Still taking bows following the publication of his latest book, Les tétes a Papineau, NFB filmmaker Jacques Godbout was honored in Paris this January by a retrospective of his films. The program was organized by the Canadian embassy and held at the Centre culturel canadien. Included in Godbout’s many credits are the feature films /XE13, Kid Sentiment, La Gammick, and YUL-871. He has just com Doctor discovers source of mis-perception Regional Offices: Pacific Region 1161 West Georgia St. Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3G4 (604) 666-1716" Prairie Region °. 674 St. James Street Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G 3J5 Lr (204) 949-4129 Ontario Region 1 Lombard Street Toronto, Ontario M5C 1J6 (416) 369-4094 National Capital Region 150 Kent Street Suite 642 Ottawa, Ontario K1A OM9 (613) 996-4259 { | : | | ] ] ! } | | pleted Distorsions,adocumentary on the information gap between the third world and “us” and has begun work on a film about the North-South “monologue” using Canada and Haiti to reflect the relationship between rich and poor countries. New Catalogue Released The Multi-Media Studio has just released its latest catalogue, Learning Resource Materials, published by the studio's distributor, Mcintyre Educational Media. This edition is packed with slides and sound filmstrip titles on fine arts, famous Canadians, pioneer life, urban history and countless other subjects related to curricula from kindergarten through — high school. NFB filmstrips are used in schools across Canada. Their success verifies Executive Producer Doug MacDonald's conviction that “The picture doesn’t have to move to be a moving picture.” The days of static filmstrips are gone. Québec Region 550 Sherbrooke Street West Montréal, Québec H3A 1B9 (514) 283-4823 Atlantic Region 1572 Barrington St. Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 1Z6 (902) 426-6000