
Disrupting the Social Order – Retrospective
Anne at 13,000 ft
Kazik Radwinski
Duration: 75 minutes
Best Canadian Film – Toronto Critics Awards
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Disrupting the Social Order – Retrospective
Kazik Radwinski
Duration: 75 minutes
Best Canadian Film – Toronto Critics Awards
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Disrupting the Social Order
April 14 to May 31
In 2009, Kazik Radwanski co-founded the Toronto-based production company MDFF. To date, he has made three feature films and six shorts, revealing his talent as one of English Canada’s most compelling independent filmmakers. His films have been selected for major festivals – Berlin, Locarno, NYFF, TIFF – and praised by critics for their formal refinement, sardonic humour and intriguing nature. He works with microbudgets, maintains a loose relationship with the script, and makes editing central to his artistic approach. He is often compared to filmmakers such as John Cassavetes and the Dardenne brothers because of his naturalistic aesthetic, outsider characters and non-professional actors.
The Kazik Radwanski retrospective is co-presented by 24 images, thanks to the support of the Conseil des arts de Montréal.
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Co-director
Aude Renaud-Lorrain
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Anne-Julie Lalande
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Philanthropic development
Nadine Medawar, Luc Déry, Jean-Marc Krupa, Robert Yalden, Roxanne Sayegh and Tao Fei
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