Join Air Canada's flying film festival
The Air Canada enRoute Film Festival has begun showcasing emerging Canadian short film talent on Air Canada flights, in a programme running from Wednesday, August 1 to Monday, December 31. Millions of Air Canada passengers will be able to view the selected short films on their personal in-seat monitors with touch-screen controls.
A star-studded jury will select the winners, who will each receive an all-inclusive trip for two to the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival courtesy of Air Canada. The 20 selected shorts will compete to win prizes for Best Short Film, Achievement in Direction, Achievement in Cinematography and Achievement in Documentary. The grand prize winner will also receive CAD$5,000 courtesy of presenting sponsor Cineplex.
This year's jurors include:
Jay Baruchel, actor (How to Train Your Dragon, She's Out of My League)
Niv Fichman, producer (Blindness, Passchendaele)
Mary Harron, director (American Psycho, I Shot Andy Warhol)
Alison Pill, actor (Midnight in Paris, The Newsroom)
Gordon Pinsent, actor (Away From Her, The Shipping News)
Callum Keith Rennie, actor (The Killing, Memento)
Saul Rubinek, actor (Barney's Version, Unforgiven)
Jacob Tierney, director (The Trotsky, Good Neighbours)
Karine Vanasse, actor (Polytechnique, Pan Am)
New this year, passengers and movie lovers alike will vote for their favourite film to determine the winner of the inaugural People's Choice Award. Voting will run from Thursday, November 1 to Wednesday, November 7 on enRoutefilm.com. The winner will be announced live at the official awards celebration in Toronto on Wednesday, November 7. The winner will receive a flight for two to a North American destination of their choice.

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