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The documentary is moving forward and we're almost done with one whole week of filming. Everything has passed our expectations so far! CBC North interviewed us the other day and here is their article:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/ednas-bloodline-documentary-1.3536432
Next up is shooting reenactments with local talents!
On April 22 2015, the Visual and Performing Arts Centre in Cupertino, CA will be screening four Wunderman Film documentaries. The event is sponsored by National University and The Iranian Federated Women’s Club (IFWC) in partnership with Institute of Community and Civic Engagement at De Anza college.
Eva Wunderman will be there in person to take questions and to discuss issues of diversity and change present in each film.
Big smiles all around.
Wunderman Film took home a Golden Sheaf award at the Yorkton Film Festival last week for the film Once Were Enemies in the category Documentary: History and Biography.
The Yorkton Film Festival is the longest-running film festival in North America. It has celebrated the best in short film, and works to encourage emerging filmmakers. For four days every May, filmmakers, industry experts, and film lovers come together to celebrate the Canadian film industry, and award the very best in short film from the past year with the Golden Sheaf Award.