Vancouver International Film Festival – Special Presentation
Sept 27th (sold out), Oct 2 – Book Tickets
“… the film generates a necessary cathartic release around the state of the world, for young people specifically. It also creates an opportunity for parents and teens to have a more nuanced discussion about history, the future, dying and the meaning of life.”
– T Bannister, Director of Programming, Reel 2 Reel International Film Festival for Youth
“A clear flaw of our time is that we can’t fully grasp our progress between past and present and so we can’t tell how absurdly things have progressed. This film sends us to a satirical world, so close to ours, that it sheds light on the absurdity of modern times. To top it off, it accomplishes this with subtle humour and grace.”
-Jamie Latvaitis, farmer, and regional co-ordinator, Climate Reality Project Canada
“This is a much-needed, thought-provoking satire that is sure to spark intergenerational discussion on the meaning of our lives, our death, and our impact on the planet…. The film captures the raw range of emotions that accompany death, both for the person at the end of their life as well as their witnesses. It offers a perspective that often lives in the shadows. Thank you for bringing it to light.”
– Dr. J. Du Toit, physician and Medical Director, Sunshine Coast Health Centre, Georgia Strait Women’s Centre, Powell River
“I’d recommend it to my friends who like to think…”
– Claire, 18
Funders and Supporters
Website by Agentic
Illustrations by Prashant Miranda