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Canada, Quebec, 28 august 2020

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    Fantasia 2020 : Bleed with me : Amelia Moses’ interview

    With her first feature film Bleed with me, director Amelia Moses takes us into an intimate stay at the cottage where boundaries will be crossed and relationships will deteriorate. Bleed with me is a thriller with striking imagery that manages to paint the state of vulnerability and discomfort that can be experienced when exploring the issues of self-harm and social isolation. In its winter setting, Bleed with me made the most of its small budget Since her illustrious...

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Canada, Quebec, 27 august 2020

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    Fantasia 2020 - #ShakespearesShitstorm - Lloyd Kaufman’s interview

    25 years after Tromeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare's The Tempest becomes: #ShakespearesShitstorm a supreme satire with Kaufman sauce of this best of worlds, intolerant of different opinions, allergic to micro-aggressions and complaining excessively. Here comes back our dear uncle Lloyd and his gang of Tromanarchists, who give a well-deserved finger of honour to the ambient hyper-hypocrisy, and who laughs in the face of the United States of Decency. A hurricane of madness, a filmic...

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Canada, Quebec, 26 august 2020

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    Fantasia 2020 : Clapboard jungle - Justin McConnell’s interview

    Clapboard Jungle is an unvarnished chronicle, with Justin McConnell not hesitating to show his disappointments and moments of doubt during the long and arduous journey of film production. There are also moments of triumph, such as when his horror film Lifechanger (Fantasia 2018) finds itself in front of the cameras. Through his own experiences, McConnell smears observations from a wide range of actors, from the great masters (Guillermo del Toro, George A. Romero, Tom...

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Canada, Québec, 24 august 2020

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    Fantasia 2020 : Lucky : Interview with Natasha Kermani, Kausar Mohammed and Dhruv Uday Singh

    Author May Ryer (Brea Grant) has been out of luck lately. Her self-help books aren't selling as well as they used to, and one night a masked intruder breaks into the house she shares with her husband Ted (Dhruv Uday Singh). Worse, Ted is curiously unconcerned about the incident, speaking nonchalantly as if she just has to accept it, while an investigator says she is lucky she got away with it. To add insult to injury, the assailant reappears again and again, continuing to terrorize...

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California, Los Angeles, 27 august 2020

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    Fantasia 2020 : Survival Skills – Quinn Armstrong ‘s interview

    Writer-director Quinn Armstrong’s feature debut, expanded from his 2017 short, is simultaneously a throwback to a bygone age and very much a film for today. Drawing from the wild VHS heyday of law-enforcement training videos like “Surviving Edged Weapons”, “Satanic Ritual Abuse”, and “Reality Check”, Armstrong builds a comedically wholesome world of scan lines, Americana, and educational-film naiveté, before shattering...

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