Terror/Forming: Indigenous Horror Night

Join us for a spooky film screening of Terror/Forming, written and directed by Rylan Friday from Cote First Nation, Saskatchewan. Told in a one continuous shot over one evening, this Mumble-gore, nail-biter follows boyfriends Parker and Darren, who get detoured on their way to a remote cabin belonging to Parker’s late kokum. As events take a sinister turn, cracks show in their relationship. Stay for a special performance by drag artist, Continental Breakfast.

Doors 6:30pm
Performances start 7pm
RSVPs are helpful

Terror/Forming
Canada | 2022 | 23 min | English, Cree
Writer & Director: Rylan Friday
Producers: Rylan Friday, Cole Vandale, Jordan Waunch
Executive Producers: Corey Payette, Melissa Tsang
Cinematographer: Diana Parry
Cast: Sasha Mark as Parker, Josh Dohy as Darren
Sound Design + Sound Mix: Andrew Dixon
Composer: Conan Jurek Karpinski
Editor: Sophia Biedka

About Rylan Friday
Rylan Friday is an award winning filmmaker from the Cote First Nation, Saskatchewan. He has produced Portraits From a Fire, directed both Terror/Forming & The Sound of You Collapsing. Rylan has spearheaded the 2020 iteration of the VIFF’s Catalyst Mentorship Program, and curated #Indigeneity series for Reel Causes, and the Who We Are Indigenous film series with VIFF and the MOV.

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