Telefilm, Rogers Group of Funds unveil more funding recipients

The eight Canadian films to get funding from the 2011-2012 Theatrical Documentary Program include White Pine Pictures' Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children (pictured); EyeSteelFilm's The Fruit Hunters; and a biopic of Alice Cooper from the team behind Metal Evolution.

By Etan Vlessing

December 13, 2011

The eight Canadian films to get funding from the 2011-2012 Theatrical Documentary Program include White Pine Pictures' Fight Like Soldiers, Die Like Children (pictured); EyeSteelFilm's The Fruit Hunters; and a biopic of Alice Cooper from the team behind Metal Evolution.

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Corno – Corps et âme, Die Like Children, EyeSteel Film, Fight Like Soldiers, Musique X, Rogers Group of Funds, Sam Dunn, Scot McFadyen, Storyline Entertainment, Telefilm Canada, The Fruit Hunters, The World Before Her, Tricotées serrées, Vincent Goes To Hell: An Alice Cooper Doc Opera, White Pines Pictures

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Corno – Corps et âme, Die Like Children, EyeSteel Film, Fight Like Soldiers, Musique X, Rogers Group of Funds, Sam Dunn, Scot McFadyen, Storyline Entertainment, Telefilm Canada, The Fruit Hunters, The World Before Her, Tricotées serrées, Vincent Goes To Hell: An Alice Cooper Doc Opera, White Pines Pictures

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