As the CSAs barrel on, filmmakers ask: Can Canadian film save itself?

Even as the Canadian Screen Awards celebrate it, a dismal English-language box office paints a similar picture of the Canadian film industry's health. To take the temperature, and ask for answers, CBC News asked three members of the industry to see what they think about whether Canadian film can be saved.

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