May 2019 – indiefilmTO

Deliverables and Distribution deals

Here’s the link to the “deliverables” from the Kathleen Drumm podcast: https://indiefilmto.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Protagonist-Delivery-Schedule1.docx This was provided by Kathleen herself, so make sure to thank her in the comment section of the video below. [media_video teatime_video_unique_id=”efa005ba9a03b871488231ff0dc84ced” teatime_video_url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v‹´›sFwIkTcDhz0″ teatime_video_size=”{‹²›video_size‹²›:‹²›size_fluid‹²›,‹²›size_fixed‹²›:{‹²›width‹²›:‹²›640‹²›,‹²›height‹²›:‹²›320‹²›}}” __fw_editor_shortcodes_id=”a4ccde4fd1c5a2ac66bf88656ca60c19″ _array_keys=”{‹²›teatime_video_size‹²›:‹²›teatime_video_size‹²›}” _fw_coder=”aggressive”][/media_video]She also sent me this in an email,

Look out for Rachel Glassman’s “False Spring”

False Spring is not the film you want to watch for a relaxing evening out. A stark twenty minute drama, writer/director Rachel Glassman tells the story of an older couple dealing with grief on their desolate farm. The couple’s horse is sick, the landscape is

Look out for Alexia Rosa’s “I Hope You Know”

Keep an eye out for Canadian-filmmaker Alexia Dalla Rosa’s directorial debut I Hope You Know — an upcoming LGBTQ short film entirely self-funded by its director. The story is set in Northern Ontario and revolves around its protagonist Sara; we watch her struggle after losing

Look out for Sara Asyyed’s “Love At 5th Sight”

Love just got served in this comedic and romantic tale of a man and a woman who keep getting set up on blind dates with each other by a lovable yet conniving mutual friend. Norbert, played by Martin Huss, is a cynical man suppressing his

Look Out for Zoe and Cat’s “Dotage”

Bold Move Productions is proud of its dark, captivating drama Dotage — a powerful short film exploring mental health and the trauma it brings to loved ones. Jackie, the film’s protagonist, is a young mother who works in a hospice that leaves work early in

Look out for Stacey Tenenbaum’s “Pipe Dreams”

Look forward to Canadian-filmmaker Stacey Tenenbaum’s Pipe Dreams which premiered at Hot Docs — a fascinating investigation into the psychology of competition and the pressure it engenders. This feature length documentary follows five young, dedicated organists as they compete in the world’s most lucrative organ competition:

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