I Find It Deeply Upsetting When I

I Think If You Look At The Themes That Are Presented In The Film, Some Are Inherently Social, And I Think That Any Film Which Deals With The Family Is Dealing With The Smallest Social Unit In Our Society - And In A Sense It Is A Question Of Scope.

You Can Talk About Holocaust Denial, But It's Really Marginal For The Most Part. What Is Compelling About The Armenian Genocide, Is How It Has Been Forgotten.

The Film Camera's Ability To Physically Move Through Space, Not Zoom Through Space - Every Time We Have A Video Camera The Movement Is Through Zoom; Every Time We Have A Film Camera It Is A Physical Movement.

My Parents Taught Me To Believe That Through The Creative Act, We're Able To Transcend And Give A Response To Desecration.

The Biggest Problem With The Independent Film Sector In Toronto Is That They Find Themselves Having To Make That Budget Show On Screen.