Author: Jill Rose

Art comes to life through Picture Windows. Masterpieces live and breathe through the eyes of internationally recognized filmmakers. Picture Windows is a series of two ninety-minute specials created by world renowned film directors who have chosen their favourite paintings and turned them into live-action stories.

On September 2001, just days after the destruction of the World Trade Centre, Quebec’s celebrated chamber ensemble, Les Violons Du Roy, performed one of the greatest pieces of consolatory music in the Western world – Mozart’s Requiem – at the Troy Savings Bank Musical Hall in Troy, New York. In Ode to a Requiem, director […]

Fireworks International brings you Over the Hills from Heavy Worldwide, the number one digital entertainment site for 18 – 34 year olds in the U.S., delivering smart, funny and hip programming. A spoof of the MTV hit reality show “The Hills,” with senior citizen’s playing the rolls of Lauren, Heidi and Spencer.

Wrapping like a green cloak around the shoulders of Canada, from Newfoundland & Labrador to British Columbia and the Yukon, the boreal forest covers over 50 per cent of Canada’s landmass. Along with the Amazon Rainforest and the Russian Boreal, it is one of only three great forests left on Earth. The Boreal presents one […]

Naked Josh is the overdue coming-of-age of Josh Gould, a young and brilliant Oxford graduate. Emerging from a broken seven-year relationship, Josh returns home with a PhD tucked under his arm to become the youngest anthropology professor in the history of his university. From the hallowed halls of academia, the series follows Josh as he […]

A dynamic documentary series profiling the top names in the world of fashion design. Masters of Style delves deep into the creative heart of fashion by exploring the nature of the genius behind its leading visionaries.

In 1965, fifteen years after moving to France, author Mavis Gallant reflects on writing and her life in Paris. This rare moment with the venerated writer of numerous stories of the New Yorker is a golden hour. Black and White.

A beautiful mysterious woman comes into town, with a secret that threatens the status quo of a group of women who run the town Monday through Friday. Their men work at a dam a few hours away, and can only return on the weekends for rowdy fun and raucous love. Her beauty and demeanour make […]

It’s a story set on a college campus about two students, Zeke (Burns) and Auggie (Cornwell), who are fighting over Laina (Bingham), a woman who’s just discovered she likes her girlfriend, Holly, better than any man. Zeke and Auggie are assigned to make a movie as a class project, so they make a film called, […]