Her recent feature credits include Kate Melville’s Picture Day, Cas & Dylan, The Vow, Blood Pressure, Entitled and Violet And Daisy which premiered at Toronto International Film Festival® (TIFF) 2011. Some of Maslany’s television credits include THE TANDEM, WORLD WITHOUT END, her Gemini nominated performance in NATIVITY, CERTAIN PREY as well as Gemini award-winning performances on BLOODLETTING AND MIRACULOUS CURES and FLASHPOINT.

A vocal advocate for animal rights and sustainable farming, Gavaris speaks publicly about the need for North American governments to abolish mass-GMO farming, and help to keep our struggling family farms in business.

Kris Holden-Ried trained as an actor with Uta Hagen’s Master Class Scene Study and Janine Manatis of The Actor’s Studio before going on to amass an impressive résumé of work on the big and small screens. His most memorable lead roles include Giles in A Touch of Pink and Jack in A Stone’s Throw, and he supported in Gossip with Kate Hudson, K-19: The Widow Maker, and as Wayne Gretzky in Waking Up Wally: The Walter Gretzky Story. His 2010 credits alone include the feature films Textuality, The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard, and the Last New Year. Other roles have included Emotional Arithmetic, starring Susan Sarandon and Gabriel Byrne; Never Forget, a mystery thriller featuring Lou Diamond-Phillips, A Broken Life, a drama with Tom Sizemore; plus Public Domain; Niagara Motel; and Going To Kansas City.

Holden-Ried also features prominently on television as Sir William Compton on the historical drama, The Tudors, and recently in the major co-production by BBC, CBC and ABC of Ben Hur. Other significant roles include his recurring characters on CTV’s The Bridge and Degrassi: The Next Generation. Other recent productions have included the movie Binky, with Janeane Garofalo; the award-winning Diamonds for CBC, and a recurring role in the series M.V.P. After a series of supporting roles in the The Defenders (Showtime) and Forget Me Never (CBS) Holden-Ried gained attention for playing bassist “Noel Redding” in Hendrix (Showtime’s biopic on Jimi Hendrix). He also appeared on the gritty Street Time (Showtime), and the TV movies Icebound, starring Susan Sarandon, Shaftesbury’s Hemingway vs. Callaghan; A Killing Spring, The Many Trials Of One Jane Doe.

We will be giving away free passes for both screenings and swag all weekend at Toronto ComiCon!