Telefiction

Telefiction, also known as Téléfiction, is a Canadian television and film production company based in Montreal, Quebec. The company is associated with the production of scripted television and feature films, and its work includes projects aimed at both general and younger audiences. Telefiction's film activities have been conducted through its film division, Les Films Vision 4, which is credited with a range of Canadian productions released from the 1990s through the 2010s. The company's documented television credits include the youth-oriented series Pin-Pon, which ran from 1996 to 1998, and Toc toc toc, which ran from 2007 to 2015. These productions place Telefiction within Quebec's French-language television sector, where serialized children's and family programming has been an important part of domestic broadcasting. The available reference material does not provide a complete account of Telefiction's founding, ownership, financing, distribution arrangements, or current corporate structure. Through Les Films Vision 4, the company has been connected to films including Matusalem (1993), The Pig's Law (2001), The Mysterious Miss C. (2002), Duo (2006), Free Fall (2009), Aurelie Laflamme's Diary (2010), and Jouliks (2019). These titles cover youth adventure, family drama, comedy, and literary or character-driven storytelling. The filmography indicates a sustained interest in Canadian and Quebec-oriented productions rather than a single narrowly defined genre. Telefiction is therefore best characterized as a production-company brand rather than a consumer-facing media platform or broadcaster. Its identity is tied to the creation and production of television programs and films, particularly French-language Canadian works. Publicly available information in the supplied references is limited: it identifies the company's Montreal base, its television and film activities, the Les Films Vision 4 division, and selected productions, but does not establish a current executive roster, website address, listed status, or confirmed present-day operating status.

Telefiction is a television and film production company from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The available reference identifies the company as active in both television and cinema production, but does not state its founding year, founders, ownership history, or changes in corporate control. As a result, its early institutional history cannot be reconstructed reliably from the supplied material. The company's documented television work includes Pin-Pon, a series produced or associated with Telefiction that ran from 1996 to 1998. The program is part of the company's record in Canadian youth and family television. A later television project, Toc toc toc, ran from 2007 to 2015, representing a substantially longer documented period of activity and reinforcing Telefiction's connection to children's or youth-oriented programming. Telefiction's film work is represented through its division Les Films Vision 4. The division's listed filmography begins with Matusalem in 1993. The title is followed by The Pig's Law in 2001 and The Mysterious Miss C. in 2002. Later credits include Duo in 2006 and Free Fall in 2009. In 2010, the division was associated with Aurelie Laflamme's Diary, and its listed filmography extends to Jouliks in 2019. Taken together, these credits show a long-running production history spanning adventure, family, youth, comedy, and dramatic material. The filmography also suggests that Telefiction's work has been oriented toward Canadian cultural production, particularly the Quebec market and French-language audiences, although the supplied reference does not provide detailed language, broadcaster, distributor, budget, or box-office information for each title. Nor does it establish whether Les Films Vision 4 remains a separate operating division, a historical label, or a related production entity at present. Telefiction's historical significance in the available record lies in its continuity across television and film rather than in a single commercial product or technological platform. It has been associated with recurring television series and a sequence of feature-film projects over more than two decades. However, information about its current status, leadership, business structure, and recent productions is not supplied. Those areas require additional verification before a more detailed corporate history can be written.

• 2019

  Jouliks appears in the filmography

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  Jouliks is the latest film identified in the supplied Les Films Vision 4 filmography.

• 2007

  Toc toc toc begins its documented television run

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  Toc toc toc begins a television run that continues through 2015.

• 2002

  The Mysterious Miss C. is released

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  The Mysterious Miss C. is listed as a Les Films Vision 4 production.

• 2001

  The Pig's Law is released

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  The Pig's Law is included in the filmography of Les Films Vision 4.

• 1996

  Pin-Pon begins its documented television run

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  The television series Pin-Pon is listed among Telefiction's productions and runs from 1996 to 1998.

• 1993

  Matusalem enters the Les Films Vision 4 filmography

  [1]Telefictionen.wikipedia.org

  Matusalem is listed as one of the early feature-film productions associated with Telefiction's film division, Les Films Vision 4.

A Canadian, Montreal-based television and film production company associated with French-language programming and feature films, including youth, family, and drama-oriented works.

• Television series · 1996

  Pin-Pon

  Pin-Pon is a television production associated with Telefiction. It is listed as running from 1996 to 1998 and forms part of the company's documented work in youth and family-oriented television.

• Television series · 2007

  Toc toc toc

  Toc toc toc is a television series listed among Telefiction's productions. Its documented run extended from 2007 to 2015, making it one of the company's longest-running identified television projects.

• Film production

  Les Films Vision 4 film division

  Les Films Vision 4 is identified as Telefiction's film division. Its listed credits include Canadian feature films spanning youth adventure, family stories, comedy, and drama, from Matusalem in 1993 through Jouliks in 2019.

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