Will XXXTGDS ( The game don’t stop) be playing at the Atlantic international film festival? (AIFF)

The buzz surrounding the independent TV series *The Game Don’t Stop (XXXTGDS)* has been steadily growing since its debut on streaming platforms like Roku, YouTube, and Amazon Fire Stick. This Ottawa-Halifax-based series, produced by Tremaine Downey of North Preston, Halifax, and directed by the talented SHDMFILMS, has captured the attention of viewers across Canada and the U.S. with its gripping narrative and diverse cast of new actors.

*The Game Don’t Stop* has become a beacon of opportunity for emerging talent, primarily casting new actors from Halifax and other parts of Canada, with additional cast members hailing from various regions across the United States. This dedication to showcasing fresh talent has been a significant factor in the series’ success and growing fanbase.

Artistic direction for the series is led by Stacie Lafrance, whose creative vision has been instrumental in bringing the gritty, authentic world of *The Game Don’t Stop* to life. The series explores the trials and tribulations of its characters in a world where the stakes are high, and every decision can mean the difference between success and failure.

As anticipation builds, fans and industry insiders alike are wondering if *The Game Don’t Stop* will make its debut at the Atlantic International Film Festival (AIFF) this year. The AIFF has a long-standing tradition of highlighting innovative and compelling Canadian productions, making it the perfect stage for a series like *The Game Don’t Stop*.

While there has been no official confirmation from the festival organizers or the show’s producers, the possibility of *The Game Don’t Stop* being featured at AIFF is tantalizing. Its inclusion would not only provide a significant platform for the series but also shine a spotlight on the talented individuals behind its creation.

As we await further news, one thing is clear: *The Game Don’t Stop* has already made a significant impact on the independent television scene, and its potential AIFF premiere could solidify its place as a must-watch series in Canadian entertainment.

Stay tuned as more details emerge about this exciting series and its possible appearance at one of Canada’s most prestigious film festivals.

Due to some legal issues the producer Tremain Downey had to shut down production for 6 months. Rumor has it they will be shooting season two early Jan 2025 and releasing final episodes of season one.