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racmg Due In June Wild Horse Hank Linda Blair plays college cowgirl who saves herd of wild mus tangs In this modernday west ern Al Waxman also stars Due in May ity on Fire Henry Fonda Ava Gardner and Shelley Win tors are among the stars of this disaster epic Due in May Summer amp Hijinks and frenetic escapades at summer camp Is how this film due for release in May has been described Summers hildren tale of sibling incest featuring Tom Hauff and laully Jardine due in May Man alled intrepid Da vid Niven and Michael York top the bill in this portrayal of real life secret agent William Ste venson during the Second World War to be telecast by NBC and CTV in March ltunning Executive pro ducer Michael Douglas also stars in this story of an aging marathon runner who regains his self esteem by taking stat zit thctlympics Due in thc fall Hear island Donald Sutherr land Vanessa Redgrave and Itichard Widmark In tale of murder stalking scientific expedition on desolate snow bound Island DueinJuly Agency Robert Mitchum and Lee Majors In psy chological thriller about group who try mass manipulation through the use of subliminal messages Due In the fall Stone old Dead de ranged sniper stalks Torontos Yonge Street strip killing prostitutes Due in May The Brood liver lteed and Samantha Eggar in horror story of neurotic wife going on rampage of slaying Due in May tlld Fish Hawk Don Shebib directs this story of an old man who regains his dignity and his identity as an lndian by aveng Ing the death of his best friend Due in the fall Yesterday An American student at MciIlI University falls in love With Frenchfar nadian girl during the height of the Vietnam war Due in the fall aro Papa conflict be tween an aging ltalian Industri alist and his revolutionary son set III modern Italy Due in the fall Shes iust tease Actress Sophia Loren teases the hair of critic Gene Shallt In New York Tuesday during the film Ing of segment for the NBC television Today show In the background Is large photograph of Miss Loren The segment was scheduled for airing this week AP Photo With help from CFDCS Michael McCabe Movies aim at international market MONTREAL CPI Al though tax shelters appear to be the main impetus behind the apparent dawning of iolden Age for Canadas film industry some of the credit should go to man trained In marketing soap tonsidcrable opposItIon was heard from the Industry last June when Michael Mcabe after stint as assistant deputy minister of consumer affairs was apponitcd executive direc tor of the anadian Film Devcl opment orp Illt Mctabe 41 who could pass for screen Idol himself adr mitch In recent Intervnw that when he joined the rown corporation he knew nothing about the Inovic busnicss Hut Since then the FD has helped ptit Into prtxluction 41 star studded films with budgets totalling more than 8333 mil lion The previous year the NW Invested III films with budgets totalling only $55 million In the corwrations first to years total budgets reached Stilt mIl lion WENT INTIIRNATIUNAL Mcabes federal govern ment jobs have also included director of planning In the secretary of states depart ment Vicepresident of the Central Housing and Mortgage Corp and director of the and Inflation board arriving at the CFDC he concluded that the only way there can be film industry which didnt live off govern ment grants was to go inter national Even in our local market we have to compete with inter national films We saw the need to move into the $2 million to $5 million budget range and to en courage the making Of longer better films in this country Speaking in CFDC offices in the Montreal Stock Exchange building McCabe said he brought about the change in Ca nadian moviemaking by pro viding producers with seed money in the early and most critical stages of their proj ects From this financial years budget of $45 million which was soon returned and rein vested the TFth has helped producers develop screenplays and put together their prospec tuses to seek budgets of around $35 million from final iii vestors Bringing in international stars is an important part of the tifos strategy Youre going to need those names on the marquee in order to attract people into the theatre But by encouraging lim Itcd number of International names anadians playing alongside them will also get much bigger exposure INIHSTHIALIZE IlttNIISS Frankly says McCabe who learned marketing at lelt vcr Bros after getting philosr ophy degree at the tniversity of Toronto were aiming at in lUSIilillllilllOit of the process Its silly If we cant give film crews anti performers chance to work all year round Id sooner have number of producers with number of proiccts at any one time thus prixlucing steady flow of films At the same time be Is aware that while Montreal has become niinIIlollywotki for technicians and some actors Quebecois directors and writers have so far been left out in the cold It is undoubtedly true there are many people especially in Montreal ho are unable to find money to get their productions Inade and its one of the prob lems we have to come to grips with in its first years the CFDC produced films that were at tractive in the Quebec market place operating on budgets that made sense But now budgets are going through the HEARING TEST EVERY YEAR IS SOUND IDEA HEARING AID SERVICE The Downtown Centre MEWStUIvb Phone 7371113 Mon to Fri 10w 530pm Sat E1 Evenings by appomtment roof to make the same kind of stuff costs much more at least $1 million The problem he says is the limited market for French films even when France is in cludcd TAX BREAK MAY END The tax shelter system by which shares in film can be offered to the public through It ccnsed dealers became law in i977 liut producers only be came aware of how to make use of them last year We told the producers Well put up the highrisk money If you can match it by finding the rest of the capital Mctabe warns however the tax break may not last The ioldcn Age may have dawned but Im concerned When Americans anti others see ttI tax shiter system they may look for anadian producer to act as front That sort of pre sure might increase He Is also worried about pro ducers inflating udgets some producers think they can pad their budget out with high fees but that will just kill the goose that lays the golden eggs But because investors want to Inake their money back most film budgets are likely to be reasonably straight SHORTHIE 01 SCRIPTS ne of great problems facing III GEORGIAN COLLEGE THEATRE Thursday March 8th TI Sheu pa 10 Tum JIMm $700 It the deal AVEHe at 51 lurk The Ink that Wadi comin Mal Sul Orin MURRAY MclAUCH AN the industry McCabe says is shortage of Canadian scripts that can be made into inter national movies To conteract that the CFDC has launched program in which writers can receive financial assistance to help develop their screenplays but we have to be convinced the project is worth it McCabe also hired as chief story consultant Sidney New man foriner head of the Na tional Film Board and former head of drama at BBCTV and at thctlt He can tell successful script right away icabe says But not only that he can say whats wrong with screen play where It needs develop ment what needs to be done lctabc recently returned from visiting llollywotxl studio heads with Secretary of State Iohn Roberts and Micth Ven nat chairman of the tlltD board We told them we now are making films of quality that have appeal to world markets But they knew already They have considerable awareness of whats going on up here Distribution of several Cana dian films was negotiated and arrangements were made in the case of each studio head to maintain contact