Party PirateDirected by Ruth Lawrence Written by Luke Lawrence Produced by Jennifer Hawley, Relatable In this heartwarming comedy, Tommy is a young actor/dishwasher with dyslexia who can’t seem to get a break. One day, he lands a well-paying acting gig...as a pirate for a kids’ party bus. But a series of misadventures, including a showdown with the pirate he displaced and a joyride on a stolen boat, threatens to turn it all into a spectacular failure, until Tommy learns how to fight his own battles while accepting what makes him unique. An adult coming-of-age story through a neurodivergent lens, with self-effacing humour, and some sweet stop motion animations. Starring Luke Lawrence, Che Durena, Sima Sepehri, Joel Thomas Hynes, Mary Walsh |
Who's Yer Father? |
Directed & Written by Jeremy Larter Produced by Jenna Macmillan, Jason Arsenault & Jeremy Larter Who's Yer Father? is a romantic crime story about bumbling private detective Larry Constable (Locke). In his 40s, divorced and living in his shabby office, Larry is hired by wealthy seafood buyer Luke Thorn to investigate black market lobster sales by a Sandbar Cove fisherman named Glenn Misener. Thorne promises Larry a $5,000 bonus if he can provide proof of Glenn's illegal sales. Larry travels to Sandbar Cove and instantly falls in love with Rhonda Perry (Kent), a chatty convenience store owner whose best-selling items include beer and "rubbers". After discovering a greasy secret about Luke Thorne's wife Nicole (Horn), Larry and Rhonda dive headfirst into blackmail, summer romance and the greasy underbelly of Prince Edward Island in this hilarious and sincere maritime comedy. |
SweetlandDirected by Christian Sparkes Produced by Allison White Written by Michael Crummey and Christian Sparkes The scarcely populated town of Sweetland is in slow decline when the mainland government offers each islander a generous resettlement package. The sole stipulation is that everyone must leave. But enigmatic Moses Sweetland refuses. Motivated by a sense of history, haunted by mistakes of his youth and concerned that his autistic nephew Jesse will wilt on the mainland, Moses holds his ground despite violent opposition from other islanders. As he manages a diminishing food supply and battles the ravages of the weather, the border between the natural world and the supernatural world blur and he finds himself moved to acts of increasing desperation, only to be stymied again and again by the ruins of memory and the fierce will of nature. |
Films On The GoSt. John's International Women's Film Festival is celebrating the Year of the Arts with its "Films on the Go" program, featuring all local films selected from the most recent festival. These six short films, created by women and gender-diverse filmmakers from Newfoundland and Labrador, explore themes through personal storytelling, music, dance, and visual art. They examine how the past shapes our identities and how perspectives can change over time or in a single moment. The program includes diverse perspectives from Indigenous, newcomer, and LGBTQ2SIA+ communities, and runs for approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. While the films are unrated and suitable for general audiences, they are not specifically designed for children. Please note that closed captioning is not available. |
Directed by Christian Sparkes Produced by Allison White; William Woods Written by Albert Shin; William Woods; Kevin Coughlin; Ryan Grassby After the mayor of an idyllic island village discovers a child with mysterious powers awash on their shores, the once peaceful community devolves into civil war, torn over the belief that the child is the next saviour. |
The King Tide |
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