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Hot Docs Film Festival

SUNKIST

TRIBE Member
anyone checking this out?

www.hotdocs.ca

i requested some passes to:
All about my father
Bad Girl, Man Made Woman, Wonderful World of Wau Wau
Family Secret
Georgie Girl

the more i read into the website, the more interested i became. check it out!
 

stargurl*

TRIBE Member
My friends have gone the last couple of years but it always clashed with my exams.

This year, I was going to go with Anth but he's having major surgery on the 29th.

So, no hot docs for us.
Hospital instead.
 

djcheezwhiz

TRIBE Member
yeah, one of my good friends is doing a lot of the creative work for the festival & i've scooped a couple of passes to check it out...should be fun...

jc
 
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willis

TRIBE Member
My best friends film got into this one

Director: Adam Schafer
Canada, 2001
40 min, Betacam SP

"There's no time to be scared of the truth." Part nastee boy diary Mississaugua-style, part coming-of-age tale, 19-year-old Schafer's raw video pushes home movie conventions beyond the breaking point. Armed only with his camcorder, and stuck in a grim, confusing and almost hopeless suburban wasteland, Schafer shot over 200 hours of his everyday life and cut it down into a hard-edged, rapid-fire tour through a strange, rarely seen place. Raging teenage hormones, high school gang violence, rampant drug consumption, boredom, fear, Adam's gay dad, his dying grandmother - all are woven together with Schafer's metaphoric musings on his own fate as a lost, wild fox about to be shot. David McIntosh.

Saturday May 4, 11:15 pm
Royal Cinema
To be screened with The Daddy of Rock'n'Roll
 
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