It was a dark and stormy Sunday night, complete with city-wide power outages and crackling skies.
A perfect occasion to huddle indoors around a movie screen with a lapful of popcorn, a glass of wine…and an enthusiastic audience of friends, family and local cinephiles.

The exclusive, one-night-only event featured an intimate concert with Whitehorse (Luke Doucet +  Melissa McClelland) who wrote and performed the original soundtrack for the film.

Also, for the first time in the history of the Bloor Cinema (and a very rare occurrence anywhere), the film was projected with a closed-circuit descriptive video broadcast (via personal headphones) for the visually-impaired audience.  After the show, the filmmakers participated in an open-mic Q+A, followed by an open-bar reception…

Invitations.

The screening was open to the public.

Bloor Cinema program.

The house awaits…all 700 seats.

Leslie Haller (Producer), Stefan Morel (Director, Producer, Editor), Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet (Whitehorse).

Sound check.

Leslie Haller (Producer) and Heather A. Marshall (Executive Producer)

Cinephile guide dog.

Robin Smith (Programmer, Bloor Hot Docs Cinema) and Stefan Morel (Director, Producer, Editor)

Whitehorse blow the roof (and the balcony) off the Bloor.

Thank yous from Heather A. Marshall (Executive Producer),  Leslie Haller (Producer) and Stefan Morel (Director, Producer, Editor)

Q+A with Stefan Morel (Director, Producer, Editor)