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Musivision Films
Musivision Films is an artist driven, full service film and music production company located in Montreal Canada. Founded in 2006 by Laurie Gordon, president of Musivision is a boutique production house working with icons of the animation world; animator Oscar nominee Ryan Larkin and Oscar winner Co Hoedeman and three time Oscar nominee cult film Heavy Metal director Gerald Potterton. Laurie is also the director of The Montreal International Animation Film Festival (MIAFF) sometimes referred to as Animaze. Musivision produced documentary film Ryan’s Renaissance (available in French and English versions) began production with partner CTV BelllMedia and broadcast on Bravo. MusiVision is currently in development with animation and feature films, including I Spy My Father about Laurie enigmatic father and a feature documentary film on animation director London born Gerald Potterton his short film High Flight. Please email laurie [at] musivision [dot] ca OR musivisionfilms [at] gmail [dot] com for more information. Musivision is working on brand new film projects for 2018. Watch this space.
 39th Annual 2015: LINE-UP OF MWFF WORLD COMPETITION AND FIRST FEATURE COMPETITIONTHE 39TH MWFF UNVEILS THE LINE-UP OF ITS WORLD COMPETITION AND FIRST FEATURE COMPETITIONTuesday August 11, 2015
The Montreal World Film Festival is proud to announce the line-up of its World Competition as well as First Feature Competition. Members of both Juries are also public as of today. “Over the decades, the MWFF has achieved its cultural and an economic mission by offering audiences and professionals a multitude of films, of all genres and provenances,” stated Serge Losique who added “An institution recognized by cineastes the world over, this great cinematic institution has always worked hard to assure its perenniality. It has always been about bringing to Montreal screens the new and interesting films that constitute the best showcase of essential cinema culture.”
This year the number of entries to the MWFF sections has overtaken those of previous years : over 2000 feature and short films (in equal proportion) have been screened by the selection commitee not mentioning the other films viewed during festivals abroad. The number of countries within the selection highlights this increase as 86 countries will be representred during the 39th edition of the Festival. There are 36 World Premieres in those competitions.
World Competition
26 Feature films from 31 pays will compete for the Grand Prize of the Americas.
2 Nights Till Morning by Mikko Kuparinen (Finland-Lithuania) 84 mins A Havana Moment by Guillermo Ivàn Duenas (USA – Cuba - Mexico – Colombia) A Matter of Courage byRoberto Gervitz (Brazil – Uruguay) 90 mins Chucks by Sabine Hiebler, Gerhard Ertl (Austria) 93 mins Demimonde by Attila Szàsz (Hungary) 88 mins Gassoh by Tatsuo Kobayashi (Japan) 87 mins Getaway of Love by Tonino Zangardi (Italy) 90 mins Grey and Black byLuís Filipe Rocha (Portugal – Brazil) Happy 140 by Gracia Querejeta (Spain) 98 mins John Hron by Jon Pettersson (Sweden) 127 mins L’Accabadora by Enrico Pau (Italy – Ireland) 97 mins Mad Love by Philippe Ramos (France) 96 mins Memories of the Wind by Özcan Alper (Turkey - Germany - France – Georgia) 140 mins My Enemies by Stéphane Géhami (Canada) 106 mins On the Road to Berlin by Sergei Popov (Russia) 82 mins
Tuesday August 11, 2015
The Montreal World Film Festival is proud to announce the line-up of its World Competition as well as First Feature Competition. Members of both Juries are also public as of today. “Over the decades, the MWFF has achieved its cultural and an economic mission by offering audiences and professionals a multitude of films, of all genres and provenances,” stated Serge Losique who added “An institution recognized by cineastes the world over, this great cinematic institution has always worked hard to assure its perenniality. It has always been about bringing to Montreal screens the new and interesting films that constitute the best showcase of essential cinema culture.”
This year the number of entries to the MWFF sections has overtaken those of previous years : over 2000 feature and short films (in equal proportion) have been screened by the selection commitee not mentioning the other films viewed during festivals abroad. The number of countries within the selection highlights this increase as 86 countries will be representred during the 39th edition of the Festival. There are 36 World Premieres in those competitions. World Competition
26 Feature films from 31 pays will compete for the Grand Prize of the Americas.
2 Nights Till Morning by Mikko Kuparinen (Finland-Lithuania) 84 mins A Havana Moment by Guillermo Ivàn Duenas (USA – Cuba - Mexico – Colombia) A Matter of Courage byRoberto Gervitz (Brazil – Uruguay) 90 mins Chucks by Sabine Hiebler, Gerhard Ertl (Austria) 93 mins Demimonde by Attila Szàsz (Hungary) 88 mins Gassoh by Tatsuo Kobayashi (Japan) 87 mins Getaway of Love by Tonino Zangardi (Italy) 90 mins Grey and Black byLuís Filipe Rocha (Portugal – Brazil) Happy 140 by Gracia Querejeta (Spain) 98 mins John Hron by Jon Pettersson (Sweden) 127 mins L’Accabadora by Enrico Pau (Italy – Ireland) 97 mins Mad Love by Philippe Ramos (France) 96 mins Memories of the Wind by Özcan Alper (Turkey - Germany - France – Georgia) 140 mins My Enemies by Stéphane Géhami (Canada) 106 mins On the Road to Berlin by Sergei Popov (Russia) 82 mins Outliving Emily by Eric Weber (USA) 88 mins Rider Jack by This Lüscher (Switzerland) 90 mins Secret by Selim Evci (Turkey) 102 mins Seven Days by Xing Jian (China) 73 mins Summer Solstice by Michal Rogalski (Poland – Germany) 95 mins Taboo by Khosro Masoumi (Iran) 108 mins The Invisible Artery by Pere Vilà Barcelo (Spain) 119 mins The Midnight Orchestra by Jérôme Cohen Olivar (Morocco) 114 mins The Petrov File by Georgi Balabanov (Bulgaria – Germany) 90 mins The Soul of a Spy by Vladimir Bortko (Russia) 110 mins The Visitor by Mehmet Erylimaz (Turkey) 127 mins
Festival friend Laurie and Gajan Kraljacic scriptwriter at MWFF cocktail
First Feature Competition
The 39th Montreal World Film Festival and its International Film Market will take place from August 27th to September 7th 2015. 12.08.2015 | Musivision Films's blog Cat. : Montreal World Film Festival 2015 Musivision Films MWFF
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