Saguenay international
short film festival

Synopsis

Filmed during the cruel winter months in Winnipeg, northstarling, follows a day in the life of a woman living on the brink of poverty - the border of a great abyss where her only companions are snow crunched memories and cavity ridden buildings.

Production :
Daniel Gerson
Distribution :
La distributrice de films
Contact :
Sound designer :
Andy Rudolph
Screenplay :
Carrie Parenteau Parenteau
Editing :
Trevor Mowchun
Cinematographer :
Ryan Mckenna

Direction
  • Trevor Mowchun

    Trevor Mowchun is an Assistant Professor of film studies and production at the University of Florida. He works as both a film scholar and filmmaker. His first experimental dramatic feature film World to Come is a poetic investigation into the repressed unconscious of a religious community ravaged by tragedy. He is currently preparing his second feature called From a Great Height: the film follows a historian who goes in search of his ancestral past. As a film scholar, Trevor has published numerous essays on the philosophy of film.

  • Daniel Gerson

    Daniel Gerson is a visually impaired artist from Winnipeg. Upon hearing the news that his blindness was in fact not his imagination, he quit his job in pursuit of art. His last finished film, Welcome, in 2008 won a jury special mention at Festival du Nouveau Cinema. He spent the next eight years shooting street photography, but when he received that cursed news that he was going blind, he put down his stills camera camera to make films once again.