Crocuses is part of Film on the Go this year. It will be touring the province with a great line up of shorts. Check on the locations and dates here: https://www.womensfilmfestival.com/filmsonthego/
Thanks to the Women’s Film Festival for including us!!
So proud to have Crocuses play at the opening night of the Nickel Film Festival!
It screens Tuesday, June 20 at 7 pm. Come check us out!
http://nickelfestival.com/info/tickets2017/
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— RIFFA (@ReginaFilmFest) June 1, 2017
Crocuses is showing in New Orleans at the Loyola New Orleans Feminist Film Festival. We are thrilled to be associated with this festival and to be shown in this incredible city. Screening date: Saturday, March 11.
March is going to be a great month for Crocuses!
We are so happy to be chosen for the Eve Film Festival. Crocuses will be screening Saturday, March 18 at 4:30 pm. Check out the lineup here.
We are absolutely thrilled to screen at the Equinox Film Festival in Palmer, Alaska! The festival dates are March 10th-12th. Crocuses is showing on Saturday, March 11.
We have been working hard on our press kit and website for the Spring release of Crocuses.
And with that, we’re so proud to announce that Crocuses will be showing at the fantastic Kamloops Film Festival! It will be screening on March 11 at 12 pm with the feature film Ville-Marie by Guy Edoin.
Crocuses will have its World Premiere on October 23 at the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival Closing Night Gala! We are thrilled that it will be opening for the the highly acclaimed feature film Maudie starring Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke, and directed by Aisling Walsh.
Crocuses was the winner of the RBC Michelle Jackson Award. It stars Sheilagh Guy Murphy, Paula Morgan, Emily Corcoran, Kyle Snow, Mike Daly and the show stealing Maggie Deming Holden.
The fabulous Candice Walsh interviewed me about being a first time director
Read the interview on the St. John’s Women’s Film Festival blog.
We shot my RBC Michelle Jackson Award film “Crocuses” from July 31 – Aug 2nd. I had an incredible crew of focussed, smart and creative people.
The whole production ran without a hitch due to the even hand of our producer, Latonia Hartery. It was a ton of work and I am so deeply grateful for her time and generosity.
Ian Vatcher was the director of photography. And, Deb Vatcher was the production designer. They made the film look incredible.
The RBC Michelle Jackson Award film is for emerging directors. It’s a huge opportunity and I learned so much! Thanks to Anita McGee, the director mentor. And a huge thanks to the St. John’s International Film Festival for the award.
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