The Oxbow Cure
The Oxbow Cure is a winter tale of Lena, a middle-aged woman who has recently been diagnosed with a life-altering disease. In an attempt to come to terms with her transforming body, she leaves her home in the city for a new life in remote northern Ontario. While exploring the natural world outside her cottage, she begins to create an interior routine. A frozen lake, mere steps from her front door, is a source of both fear and fascination. [more]
2013 / 79 min / Canada / 1.66:1
2013 / 79 min / Canada / 1.66:1
Amy George
Thirteen year old Jesse wants to be an artist, but believes that his mundane middle class Toronto life has left him unprepared. After reading a book on what it takes to be a "true-artist", he sets out looking for risk, ecstasy, wildness and women. Amy George is a microbudget independent drama about the time in a boy's life when he's at his least likeable. [more]
2011 / 95 min / Canada / 2.35:1
DVDs available outside of Canada. [contact]
2011 / 95 min / Canada / 2.35:1
DVDs available outside of Canada. [contact]
News
May 21, 2013 TIFF Bell Lightbox
The Oxbow Cure starts an exclusive theatrical engagement on Friday, August 23rd.
April 12, 2013 Sarasota Film Festival
The Oxbow Cure plays on Friday, April 12th at 4:45pm.
May 10, 2012 Belfast Film Festival
Amy George plays on Saturday, June 2nd at 7pm.
March 26, 2012 Mongrel Media
Incredibly excited to announce that Amy George has been picked up for distribution by Mongrel Media.
February 14, 2012 Kingston Canadian Film Festival
Amy George plays on Friday, March 2nd at 9:30pm and Saturday, March 3rd at 3pm.
August 9, 2011 Official Selection: TIFF 2011
Amy George plays in the Canada First! programme of TIFF 2011.
June 12, 2011 Brooklyn Film Festival 2011 Awards
Amy George wins the Spirit Award for Feature Narrative.
Selected Press
'Amy George' Nails The Innocent & Free Feeling Of Childhood (Christopher Bell for Indiwire)
Toronto 2011. Days Nine and Ten (Dan Sallitt for Mubi)
Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas: filmmakers (James Adams for The Globe and Mail)
What to Watch at TIFF 2011 (Julian Carrington for BlogTO)
Upcoming Canadian Films (David Davidson for Toronto Film Review)
Spare a Toonie for our film? First-time filmmakers debut at TIFF (Melissa Leong for National Post)
Filmmakers on the verge: Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas (Manori Ravindran for CBC: TIFF 2011 Street Level)
Amy George (James McNally for Toronto Screen Shots)
Breaking out: Emerging Canadian filmmakers at TIFF (Jon Hembrey for CBC News)
Interview: Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas (Robert Allen Piatt for Plastizine)
Maturing Kids (Sarah Crandall for Encore)
Toronto 2011. Days Nine and Ten (Dan Sallitt for Mubi)
Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas: filmmakers (James Adams for The Globe and Mail)
What to Watch at TIFF 2011 (Julian Carrington for BlogTO)
Upcoming Canadian Films (David Davidson for Toronto Film Review)
Spare a Toonie for our film? First-time filmmakers debut at TIFF (Melissa Leong for National Post)
Filmmakers on the verge: Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas (Manori Ravindran for CBC: TIFF 2011 Street Level)
Amy George (James McNally for Toronto Screen Shots)
Breaking out: Emerging Canadian filmmakers at TIFF (Jon Hembrey for CBC News)
Interview: Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas (Robert Allen Piatt for Plastizine)
Maturing Kids (Sarah Crandall for Encore)
Contact
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