A film about beloved Canadian actor Michael J. Fox鈥檚 life and career has won four Emmy awards, including for outstanding documentary.

Apple TV Plus鈥檚 鈥淪till: A Michael J. Fox Movie鈥� was a big winner at the Creative Arts Emmys held over the weekend, with its U.S. director also named best director for a documentary program, and wins for picture editing and music composition.

Meanwhile, Canadians who claimed hardware included Chilean-Canadian composer Cristobal Tapia de Veer for his musical work on the satire 鈥淭he White Lotus,鈥� earning his third Emmyfor the HBO/Crave series.

And Ontario-based foley editor Davi Aquino won an Emmy for outstanding sound editing for a comedy or drama series for his work on HBO Max鈥檚 鈥淭he Last of Us,鈥� also on Crave.

The Creative Arts Emmys, which began Saturday and ended Sunday, are a precursor to the main Emmy ceremony set to air Monday on Fox and CTV.

In the televised bash, Martin Short will compete for the best lead actor in a comedy series award, for his role on Disney Plus/CTV鈥檚 鈥淥nly Murders in the Building.鈥� Canadian guest actor nominees Luke Kirby of Prime Video鈥檚 鈥淭he Marvelous Mrs. Maisel鈥� and Lamar Johnson of the HBO/Crave drama 鈥淭he Last of Us鈥� lost in the Saturday ceremony.

The awards show was initially slated for September 2023 but was delayed by the dual Hollywood writers and actors strikes.

鈥淪till鈥� incorporates documentary and scripted elements, and tells the story of Vancouver-raised Fox鈥檚 rise to fame and his Parkinson鈥檚 disease diagnosis in his own words.

The documentary, produced by Concordia Studios, had a total of seven Emmy Award nominations.

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