Canadian Screen Awards winners ignite debates on film excellence
Monday, June 2, 2025, 8:21 am
At a recent Canadian Screen Awards ceremony, standout films earned top honors that sparked spirited discussion. One film, “The Apprentice,” claimed the top prize amid political quips, while another, “Une langue universelle,” garnered best direction accolades. The results have left critics and fans alike debating the evolving standards of Canadian filmmaking.
Nominees and winners at the Canadian Screen Awards say the ceremony is an opportunity to reflect on Canadian content in tumultuous political times and celebrate creativity north of the border.
Le réalisateur montréalais Matthew Rankin a été récompensé.
The Donald Trump biopic The Apprentice won best motion picture at the final night of the Canadian Screen Awards.
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