Christine Haebler

A 29 year film veteran, Christine spent the ‘80s and early ‘90s in various production positions working on films such as The Navigator, Willow, Immediate Family, Jennifer 8, Intersection and Little Women. She moved into producing Canadian films and earned a Best Motion Picture Genie nomination for her first producing venture, Hard Core Logo. She served as a producer and executive producer on Gary Burns’ Kitchen Party, Malcolm Ingram’s Tail Lights Fade, Ben Ratner’s Moving Malcolm and Reg Harkema’s A Girl Is A Girl.

In 2005 Christine developed and produced her first major television mini-series, Terminal City, starring Gil Bellows and Maria Del Mar.

In 2006 she co-produced Peter Greenaway’s Nightwatching, starring Martin Freeman, which premiered at Venice and TIFF. She also produced the Sandra Nettelbeck’s film entitled Helen starring Ashley Judd and Goran Vijnic, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival; and Hardwired for Sony World Wide starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Val Kilmer.

In 2010 Christine produced the critically acclaimed Daydream Nation, directed by Mike Goldbach and starring Kat Dennings, Josh Lucas, and Andie MacDowell. In 2011 she produced Foreverland, starring Max Theriot, Juliette Lewis, and 2012 Oscar nominated actor Demiàn Bichir.

Christine is currently involved with multiple projects: a sexy revisionist take on the classic western with two revolutionary heroines entitled I Shot the Sheriff, written and directed by the award winning Clement Virgo; an adaptation of a political thriller entitled The Lepers Bell, written by Paul Micou; a family drama directed by Charles Martin Smith based on the award-winning play entitled Northern Lights and Hector and the Search for Happiness, a feature film based on the best-selling series written by Francois Lelord, starring Simon Pegg and Rosamund Pike with Director Peter Chelsom.

Along with producing partner Trish Dolman, together they remain committed to producing distinctive, well-crafted productions that are thought provoking, emotionally rewarding, and very entertaining.