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Prison Farm, a documentary following four inmates working in a farm rehabilitation program in Kingston, Ontario, is now streaming on CBC Gem! Watch it tonight: https://bit.ly/PrisonFarm
09/16/2021
Watch our CBC Docs POV episode Prison Farm, Saturday, September 18 at 8 pm ET (8:30 NT) on CBC TV and the free CBC Gem streaming service from thereon after!
04/06/2020
Thanks to Watershed Magazine for their recent feature on Fifth Town Films. Grateful to be able to share the names of just a few of the locals who helped out on the film in some way. Plus the really nice words were penned by our lovely neighbour Janet Davies, and the wicked snap by the equally lovely Johnny CY Lam
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RE: Drifting Snow.. unfortunately the film’s release date is.. drifting. All of our screenings are cancelled and will hopefully be re-scheduled when theatres open again. Meantime, we still have a Kickstarter going, where you can pre-order a digital copy of the film here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1748345885/drifting-snow-help-get-this-independent-feature-finished
Little things like this really help us in the face of lost screening revenues and an even somehow more uncertain cinema landscape than ever before.
Stay safe and be well. Thanks for your support in any way, as always!
03/14/2020
Sadly, the Kingston Canadian Film Festival was cancelled this weekend because of COVID-19. Thank you to everyone who bought tickets and intended to come–we were really looking forward to you seeing Drifting Snow today... On a positive note, as you've probably seen, we just launched a crowdfunding campaign this week to cover the costs of production. Through the campaign, you can buy tickets to our screening in Picton May 7/8/9 at the Regent if you still want to see Drifting Snow on the big screen. You can also pre-order a copy of the film. We thank you for your continued support and hope everyone washes their hands and does what they need to do to feel safe!
Tickets/Donate here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1748345885/drifting-snow-help-get-this-independent-feature-finished
📷: Johnny CY Lam
03/12/2020
Drifting Snow is screening at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival on March 14 and 15! Get tickets on the KCFF website here: https://kingcanfilmfest.com/KCFF20/snow/
We’re proud of the final results and hope you can help support the cost of finishing the film. DONATE to our crowdfunding campaign here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1748345885/drifting-snow-help-get-this-independent-feature-finished
📷: Johnny C. Y. Lam
Colin Mochrie Rachel Bonnetta Evening Hymns Stowaway Vintage
03/09/2020
We need your help! Our feature film Drifting Snow is almost complete but needs a final post-production push from you. Support our crowdfunding campaign by pre-ordering a copy of the film today 👇👇👇
Donate to our Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1748345885/drifting-snow-help-get-this-independent-feature-finished
Drifting Snow is writer/director Ryan Noth's first feature. It stars Sonja Smits and Jonas Bonnetta (Evening Hymns), and includes Colin Mochrie, Jessica Salgueiro, and Rachel Bonnetta.
📷: Johnny C. Y. Lam
02/05/2020
We are proud to announce our film Drifting Snow is an for the Kingston Canadian Film Festival 🎉 Starring Sonja Smits and Jonas Bonnetta—you won’t want to miss it.
Get your Tickets & More Info: https://kingcanfilmfest.com/KCFF20/snow/
More dates in late April and early May to be announced soon!
Tess Girard Colin Mochrie Jess Salgueiro Rachel Bonnetta Evening Hymns Stowaway Vintage
Depuis plus d'un an et demi, nous et une équipe talentueuse travaillons sur un projet important. Le Grand Dérangement avait plus de 10,000 Acadiens déportés de leur patrie par les Britanniques. Malgré cela, la culture Acadienne prospère dans le Canada Altantique.
For the past year and a half, ourselves and an amazing group of people have been immersed in an important project. We are so moved that finally, today our efforts can be shown to the world. One of the most important aspects of working on the Heritage Minutes is that we are able to highlight parts of Canadian history that are often overlooked, often ugly. The Deportation of the Acadians saw over 10,000 Acadians ripped from their homeland by the British. The effects of it can still be seen to this day, and it is a story that is still, sadly, very relevant. But Acadian cultures continue to thrive in the Maritimes and around the world, and they are a proud part of our heritage.
Thank you to our team, many of whom are Acadians themselves. This Minute would not exist with all your contributions!
02/12/2019
Big thanks to and Mel Machado and Doug Arculus for the support and love ❤️
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02/11/2019
The amazing Stewart Jones Painting painted one of our favourite rural county landscapes, to use in an art party scene at the amazing Mad Dog Gallery. And the lovely Rebecca Hunt was the film’s field producer, keeping everyone warm and our bellies full of food and laughter. ☺️
📸 by Michael Lindon
@ Mad Dog Gallery
02/10/2019
Craft party 🎉 featuring Gold and Ginger (thanks to Leann and Zach), Honey Pie Hives & Herbals (thanks Bay and Gavin!), and pottery by The Ye11ow . Finally, so much love to Picnic PEC Food Truck and Caterer for the goodies!! 💫✨
Talent: Sonja Smits, Patricia Phillips, Linda Goranson
Crew: Doug Arculus, , ,
📸 by the amazing
@ Mad Dog Gallery
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