Night Raiders

Bell Media and Its Partners Receive 55 Awards at the 2022 Canadian Screen Awards

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Monday, April 11, 2022
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With a total of 55 awards across television, digital, and film, Bell Media continues to be recognized for its commitment in championing and creating exceptional and engaging original Canadian content.

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  • With a total of 55 awards across television, digital, and film, Bell Media continues to be recognized for its commitment in championing and creating exceptional and engaging original Canadian content.
  • Delivered through virtual presentations during Canadian Screen Week from April 4 11, Bell Media was honoured with 39 Canadian Screen Awards in television and digital categories, more than any other private broadcaster.
  • 16 awards went to Bell Media-supported feature films, including six wins for the sci-fi dystopian thriller Night Raidersfrom Danis Goulet and starring Elle-Mij Tailfeathers.
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The World's Largest Film Festival Celebrates Indigenous Voices on April 20, 2022

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Monday, April 4, 2022
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The World's Largest Film Festival Celebrates Indigenous Voices.

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  • The World's Largest Film Festival Celebrates Indigenous Voices.
  • The 2022 Spotlight, Celebrating Indigenous Voices, presented in association with imagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival, focuses on Indigenous-made cinema by filmmakers from many diverse nations across Canada, and will also feature panel discussions and appearances by Indigenous film artists.
  • imagineNATIVE Executive Director Naomi Johnson (Mohawk) says, "We are thrilled to be co-presenting works from so many talented Indigenous filmmakers as part of REEL CANADA's National Canadian Film Day.
  • REEL CANADA is a charitable organization that promotes the diversity of Canadian film and its power to spark important conversations about what it means to be Canadian.