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And the Canadian Screen Music Award goes to...

MICHELLE OSIS and MARK KORVEN! Best Original Score, Dramatic Series or Special - BILLY THE KID. Big thank-you's to the Screen Composers Guild of Canada, Amblin Television and MGM+.

Photo Credit: Brad Ardley

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And the Canadian Screen Music Award goes to...

STEPH COPELAND! Best Original Score, Narrative Feature Film - BẪY TIỀN (The Fatal Dealz). Thank you again to the Screen Composers Guild of Canada and to Silver Moonlight Entertainment. Congratulations to all of the nominees.

Photo Credit: Brad Ardley

'Turtle Island Rap to premiere at TIFF2026' core news picture

Turtle Island Rap to premiere at TIFF2026

Alexandra Lazarowich's Turtle Island Rap tracks the journey of three young Indigenous artists, Wiidaaseh, A$h Da Hunter, and Travis Thompson, from the hustle to the stage. In cinema verité style, the hard-won triumphs and trials are seen as their individual journeys are taken with warmth and humour, even when things are tough. Original score by Core composer BEN FOX.

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Dancing Through the Shadow on Prime

The riveting narrative of the life of Tia Zhang, a young Chinese ballerina who came of age during the reign of Mao Zedong is now on Amazon Prime. Scored by Core composer JAMES MARK STEWART.

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How We Stand to Premiere at TIFF2026

Based on writer-director Marie Clements’ (Bones of Crows, TIFF ’22) own play Tombs of the Vanishing Indian, How We Stand is a riveting drama of sisters whose lives are shaped by government policies meant to eradicate Indigenous people.

Scored by Core composer WAYNE LAVALLEE, Clements infuses How We Stand with "magic realism, a dose of humour — in particular with a send-up of Hollywood westerns —and compelling characters to craft a timely story about forced separation and finding connection."

See the world premiere as part of TIFF's Centrepiece Program. Click here for showtimes.