Filmmaker and Emily Carr University Prof, Lorelei Pepi answers some brilliant questions.
Paul Driessen's Golden Oldie ode to scribblers, The Writer (1988)
Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter discusses the making of his 2017 fable.
Theodore Ushev finally gets around to answering some life brightening questions.
Heino Par's saucy and playful, Nail (1972)
Kangmin Kim takes us behind the scenes of his strange and true short film, Deer Flower (2016).
Latvian hockey superstar Vladimir Leschiov steps away from the ice to tackle some hardcore questions about the decline of civilization, japanese art supplies, and the time Jimmy Page tackled Freddie Chopin at an airport.
Lorelei Pepi's Grace (1998), a mesmerizing and mysterious poetic meditation on time, mortality, and the daily difficulty of just being.
Steve Angel, co-founder of Toronto's Head Gear Animation, takes the stand to answer some pressing questions
52 Films, 1 Year: Meet John Morena.
Revisiting Georges Schwizgebel's classic, 78 Tours (1985)
Jake Fried talks about the making of his trippy caffeinated short, Mind Frame (2016)
The extraordinary experimental animator/artist/soothsayer, Boris Labbé provides you with all the answers you need for a moderately content life.
David Barlow-Krelina's ode to sneezing, Bless You (2013)
Stop-motion wizard Patrick Bouchard (2018's 'Le Sujet'/'The Subject') thinks back on his 2002 debut film, 'The Brainwashers.'
Adam Elliot (Mary and Max) winner of many shiny trophies and a few envelopes of cash answers today's deeply existential queries to help guide you through the rough seas of daily life.
Family, Rivalry, Rabbits, Buggers, Grief and 'The Sweater' (1980)
American indie Patrick Smith (Delivery, Blank on Blank) answers some elaborately orchestrated questions with great patience.
Roberto Catani's lucious 1998 short, 'La Sagra (Festival)'
Jack Wedge opens up about the frustrations and challenges he faced while making his short take on modern love, 'Tennessee' (2017)
The legendary Australian animator, Dennis Tupicoff, sits down for some short and not so magnificent questions.
A look back at Fran Krause's influential student film, Mister Smile (1999)
Ross Hogg talks about his newly (online) released short, Life Cycles (2017), a stellar and blunt depiction of modern monotony.
Nina Paley (Sita Sings the Blues), whose latest feature Seder-Masochism is set to screen at Annecy, has some concerns, dreams and tingles.
