COMING IN 2026
Watch the first‑look trailer for Flavia, the brand‑new Sky Original family adventure film based on the bestselling series by Alan Bradley!
Set in 1950s England, Flavia follows eleven‑year‑old chemistry prodigy Flavia de Luce (Molly Belle Wright) after a dead body is discovered at her family’s crumbling manor house. When her father Havilland (Martin Freeman) confesses to the crime, Flavia launches a fearless investigation to uncover the truth — while a real killer remains at large. Starring Martin Freeman, Jonathan Pryce, and Toby Jones, this thrilling mystery movie blends suspense, humour and heart, uncovering long‑buried family secrets and the legacy of Flavia’s missing mother, a former spy.
Flavia premieres 4 April, exclusively on Sky Cinema and NOW in the UK. Read about the upcoming film on ATV Today and on IMDB.
Anishinaabe novelist Waubgeshig Rice has sold a two-year film option on his bestselling post-apocalyptic novel MOON OF THE CRUSTED SNOW to Jennifer Podemski’s Redcloud Studios.
Redcloud Studios Inc. is an award winning, Indigenous-owned and -operated, full-service production company creating content through an authentically Indigenous lens. With veteran Indigenous producer, actor, and screenwriter Jennifer Podemski at the helm, Redcloud Studios has produced award-winning and critically acclaimed productions across all platforms and genres for over 15 years.
The deal was done by Emma Laird at The Gary Goddard Agency on behalf of Redcloud, and Jody Hotchkiss of Hotchkiss & Associates.
The novel has been on Canadian bestseller lists since it was first published in 2018.
Translation rights have gone to France, Germany, and French Canada.
For further information, see About Redcloud Studios and https://www.bukowskiagency.com/waubgeshig-rice-1.
Congratulations, Waub!
Four new editions of the Flavia de Luce books from Spain, Turkey, France, and Finland. Congratulations, Alan!
Bones of a Giant, Brian Thomas Isaac’s newest novel, is now available. Visit CBC Books to learn more.
Eden Robinson and crows, Kitimat, British Columbia. (Cassidy Bolton)