Catch sister-films Porcupine Lake and documentary The Other Side of Porcupine Lake this weekend.
Alyssa Noel – WHISTLER QUESTION
http://www.whistlerquestion.com/entertainment/arts/festival-award-spawns-two-new-films-1.23105982
Catch sister-films Porcupine Lake and documentary The Other Side of Porcupine Lake this weekend.
Alyssa Noel – WHISTLER QUESTION
http://www.whistlerquestion.com/entertainment/arts/festival-award-spawns-two-new-films-1.23105982
“Porcupine Lake is the sixth feature from pUNK Films founder Ingrid Veninger. It’s also the first from the pUNK Films Femmes Labs, which started as a DIY idea of gathering six Canadian female filmmakers to work on their six screenplays for six months to reality — courtesy of Oscar-winner Melissa Leo.”
Lauren Wissot, FILMMAKER MAGAZINE
Read Q&http://filmmakermagazine.com/tag/ingrid-veninger/A
One of the best words to describe Ingrid Veninger’s Porcupine Lake is “magical”.
Sian Melton, The Muff Society
The top women in Canadian film and television ascend Whistler to ensure the industry’s gender-parity promises don’t evaporate into thin air
Marsha Lederman, THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Jonathan Marlow, FANDOR KEYFRAME
Katherine Brodsky, VARIETY
Richard Crouse, METRO
Ingrid Veninger returned to Toronto with a desire to see more fiction features written and directed by Canadian women. On November 18th, she proposed the idea of a screenwriting lab on her Facebook page, and received 20 submissions.
CHINO KINO