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Lady Strathcona    
 

Deliveries:

  • 10 short movies, 5 to 7 minutes long each, about Vancouver’s oldest neighborhood and its residents, shot and edited “Baraka” Style:
  • “Baraka” Style: Footage around a specific theme; time lapses; no talking heads; soundtrack from local musicians and local soundscapes.

 

Nomads:

Bill lives in the converted school bus, with his rottweiller. Calvin lives in the camper van, with his german sherperd. They've been on the road for years. They love Strathcona.

Ho:Me:Less:

  • Tent City vs Yuppies vs Locals vs City
  • Shot with a grant from the National Film Board

Blood Moon:

  • Old age. No money. 1 bedroom apt. on 5th floor, Cordova St., facing Oppenheimer Park.
  • And it's Welfare Wednesday. Sex, drugs and poverty as seen from a senior's window.

Boogie night at the Carnegie:

  • Home. Sweet. Home.
  • Skid Row chuggles along.
  • Real friends, common causes,
  • Friday night rituals among regulars.

Men @ Work:

  • The produce warehouses workers. Railroad crews. Stargate props artists at 1010 Parker St. Speedy Postal workers.
  • The 18 wheeler drivers.
  • The Yellow cabs headquarters. Lunch at the Old Foundry. Dumpster Divers. the local junkyards

Slow Down:

  • Temples. Churches. Tai-chi schools.
  • Community gardens. Neighborhood strolls.
  • Gomez pit stop. Dog walks and other rituals.

Chemtrails over my gardens:

  • Every day they lay their lines, coming from North West, diagonal, parallel.
  • And the trails stay and stay and dissolve like fine dust, merge together to cover my sky and attack my lungs.
  • You think it's the flu? Think again. Look up.

Sea Taxis:

  • "Take me to the Tiramiso, please".
  • Better yet: "Driver! Follow that Seabus!". 2
  • 4 hours in the life of a taxi bus, going up and down the harbour, up and down the freighters.

Tchoo Tchoos:

  • Tidal Flats used to host hoboes and locos.
  • Trains still feed, container by container, the tall steel cranes that feed, and unpack, container by container, the freighters down Chinatown.

 

 
   

 


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