
Matt Johnson
Matt Johnson is a Canadian filmmaker and actor noted for his unique storytelling style and innovative approach to filmmaking. He gained recognition for his work in the film 'BlackBerry,' which has brought him significant exposure in the industry. Johnson's contributions to Canadian cinema reflect a blend of creativity and a deep understanding of contemporary narratives.
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Matt Johnson's film Nirvanna won Best Picture at the Canadian Screen Awards.
2026 Canadian Screen Awards deliver energetic, if spotty, celebration of cross-border hits Heated Rivalry and Nirvanna the Band the Show the MovieMatt Johnson directed the comedy Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, which had a successful opening weekend.
Canadian movies are tanking at the box office, but there’s a twist that could save our cinemaMatt Johnson is one half of the duo behind Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.
Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol on Nirvanna the Band the Show the MovieMatt Johnson is the director and co-writer of Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.
Riotous Canadian comedy Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie deserves as many rewatches as time allowsMatt Johnson is one of the creators of Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.
The Canadian time bandits behind Nirvanna the Band the Show the MovieMatt Johnson has become one of Canada’s greatest cultural ambassadors with his new film.
From Mike Myers to KPop Demon Hunters creator Maggie Kang, these are our 2025 artists of the yearMatt Johnson is a British musician known for his work under the name The The, and he has released a new album titled 'Ensoulment'.
Poussière d’or: Stephan Eichers melancholische RückkehrMatt Johnson is a key figure in the British music scene and the frontman of the band The The.
Die britische Girlband ist eklektisch und provokantMatt Johnson explained that national parks like Katmai protect not only the wonders of nature but also its harsh reality.
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Matt Johnson's sensational Canadian comedy Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie was one of the top audience prize winners.
TIFF 2025 was a festival of eye-popping films, nerve-wracking tensions and silly errorsMatt Johnson is one of the Nirvanna guys mentioned by Barry Hertz.
The biggest movies and moments of TIFF 2025, according to our film expertsMatt Johnson's film struck the sold-out crowd at the Royal Alex just after midnight.
TIFF’s opening night delights with some patriotic surprisesDirector Matt Johnson’s newest film is a time-travel buddy comedy based on his cult web series.
TIFF schedule today: John Candy documentary to open festival’s 50th edition and more events on Day 1Matt Johnson’s newest film is a time-travel buddy comedy based on his cult web series.
TIFF 2025: The 15 buzziest movies you can’t miss at this year’s Toronto film festivalMatt Johnson is in a polyamorous relationship and encourages his partner to bring other women home for sex.
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Matt Johnson is a key figure in the British music scene known for his work as the artist The The.
neues Album und alte politische SprengkraftMatt Johnson is mentioned as the director of the comedy BlackBerry.
With NHL out of the way, Canadian Screen Awards reverses course to find home on CBCMatt Johnson is set to direct the biographical film about Anthony Bourdain.
Película biográfica sobre Anthony Bourdain tendrá al actor Dominic Sessa como su protagonista | Cine | EntretenimientoLast year, when director Matt Johnson’s comedy BlackBerry swept the awards, the show earned a 2+ average audience of 141,000.
This year’s Canadian Screen Awards will not air on television, instead streaming on CBC GemMatt Johnson is the director of the film Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.
Review: BlackBerry follow-up Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie will make you laugh till it hurts
Matt Johnson is the co-creator and director of Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie.
How Nirvanna’s Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol became the border-busting kings of a new CanCon eraMatt Johnson is a director who gained exposure for his film BlackBerry and was involved in Radwanski's film.
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