Film Club (2001)
This documentary brings together a group of long lost classmates who used to belong to an after-school film club. Formed at the initiative of a Grade 8 teacher eager to pass along his love of cinema, the club attracted a klatch of immigrant kids eager to embrace their new country. Stimulating and creative, the club was a complete departure from anything they had known and provided a safe haven from the harsh world around them. Together, they made a tiny 8mm award-winner called Ohh Canada. Twenty-five years later, the group looks back to marvel at their childhood dreams and the bond they share with the teacher who brought them together.
Director: Cyrus Sundar Singh
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William Leong as Self |
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Tony Pingitore as Self |
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Melanee Eng as Self |
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Maureen Mark as Self |
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Susan Eng as Self |
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Hans Niederreiter as Self |
| Writing | Cyrus Sundar Singh | Writer |
| Directing | Cyrus Sundar Singh | Director |
| Production | Karen King-Chigbo | Producer |
| Production | Louise Lore | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Gordon Thorne | Editor |
| Camera | Stan Barua | Director of Photography |
