Your question is very interesting. I think the star system is uneven across Canada. Obviously we can see that in Quebec there is something more close to a star system.
I think the story of Denis Villeneuve, who will direct the next Blade Runner episode in Hollywood, is very interesting. This is someone who started by being supported by the Canada Council, probably worked with all of our institutions, did very artistic films, made a big adaptation of a play written by Wajdi Mouawad—so something coming from theatre—worked with very unusual suspects in terms of creators, created a very original voice, and is now going to the U.S. to do Blade Runner. I am sure he will continue to do independent movies, because he is an artist who tries to reinvent himself constantly.
There's a combination of a star system but also a way to nurture the development of true artists who will have a long-term career. There are many stories like that in Canada. It's very interesting, the fact that artists don't work in silos because we don't have a market big enough. You cannot be just an actor for film. It's very difficult. You need to do many different things, and there's an advantage to it. Clearly, there's an advantage in our system.