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Most of the reviews come within striking distance of having appropriate recommendations.

Yes, a character works in a sex shop but that was not really noticed by her as an almost 11 year old.Īs I've used Common Sense Media over the years I've been grateful for it.

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I was glad we, her parents, were in control of that moment and also glad it was a film so full of happiness as this one. We talked about it ahead of time and the moment passes in a flash. We actually consciously made this film the first film our daughter saw with any nudity or sex. This film has so much joy and fun and love in it that it is a sad shame if you are depriving your tween being a part of it because of very quick (and actually funny) orgasm montage. Rated for 7 year olds in much of Europe and even our neighbors to the north rated it suitable for 14 year olds. A key for parents to know is while this film is rated R in the USA, it was rated for all ages in France. Both in the official review and the parents' assessment. Our mission at FOLKS is to create exceptional visual effects that bring the vision of world-class filmmakers to life by providing an environment driven by excellence, creativity, collaboration, and kindness.For all that Common Sense gets right this one is a bungle. It's very inclusive and diverse I've never felt any barriers. She continued, “Although initially a predominantly male industry, it has become less and less so.

As well, all our executive producers are women.” We have two women running the Toronto and Bogota studios.

“Women have always played an important role in leadership positions at FOLKS. 'At FOLKS, we are incredibly proud that approximately 33% of senior managers and artists are women and continue to strive to increase our diversity and inclusion throughout the enterprise,” added Poitras. She has also been an active advocate and facilitator in promoting women in leadership positions. Poitras’ collaboration with the management of FOLKS and sister studios FuseFX and Rising Sun Pictures was important in the studio’s integration into The Fuse Group. What is very important to me is to maintain our culture and human approach as we scale studios and expand all around the globe.' “I am incredibly excited and honored to help drive the next phase of growth for the FOLKS brand alongside our amazing team of artists and our sister brands within The Fuse Group. 'FOLKS has had a meteoric growth trajectory over the past few years,” shared Poitras. “Her entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to delivering the highest level of quality and service to our clients make her perfectly suited to be FOLKS' next president.' 'Since the early beginning of FOLKS, Amelie has been a driving force in building our operations, culture, and ultimately our brand,” noted Bergeron. She has actively contributed to the studio’s identity, and culture, was instrumental in the company's expansion to Toronto, Bogota, and Saguenay, and was a driving force behind FOLKS' acquisition by The Fuse Group in April 2020. Her tenure has evolved from producer to executive producer, to head of the Montreal studio, and now, to her latest position as studio president. With a background in management and accounting, Poitras joined the FOLKS team when the studio was founded in 2012. Poitras succeeds Sebastien Bergeron, who recently was named CEO of The Fuse Group. Amelie Poitras has been named president of FOLKS, a Montreal-based VFX studio that joins studios FuseFX, Rising Sun Pictures, and El Ranchito under parent company The Fuse Group.