Get your Hallowe’en on early!
A food & film extravaganza!
Eat pumpkin inspired dishes from Dawson’s best chefs.
Vote for your favourite!
Watch some weird and wonderful short films by some of Dawson’s creepiest filmmakers.
$15, all you can eat!
6:30 Cocktails; 7:00 food; 8:00 films
Door Prizes! (Thanks Bombay Peggy’s!)
KIAC (Dënäkär Zho) Ballroom. Tickets at the door. (Vegan and Gluten-Free items available)
Food by: Bennie Alain, Dane Armstrong, Ross Cockburn, Katrina Diles , Randy Dubé, Karen Dubois, Allie Haydock, Calhoun Keating-Malay, Charles Atlas Sheppard, Laurie Sokolowski
Filmmakers:
Ange Bonnici, David Curtis, Blair Douglas, James Healey, Justine Hobbs, Lulu Keating, Johnny Klynkramer, Bobby Ronka, Max Sims, Dan Sokolowski, Veronica Verkley, Rueben Ward
Films
Note: Some films deal with mature themes and content.
Dan Sokolowski, 1m
…and the ravens watch…
Four women, out on a therapeutic wilderness retreat, put their demons to rest.
Ange Bonnici, 5m
You’re always one decision away from a totally different life.
Blair Douglas, 9m
In the cold north, a man gets caught in a strange vortex.
Lulu Keating, 4m
A woman prospector, alone in the Yukon wilderness; a man crazed with hunger. What will happen when they meet?
James Healey, 9m
A Father and Son struggle to reconnect after years apart as unknown forces plot against them.
David Curtis, 5m
Psychopomps are creatures, spirits, angels, or deities in many religions whose responsibility is to escort newly deceased souls from Earth to the afterlife.
Jonathan Klynkramer, 4m
Four friends set out to crush a bottle of Te-kill-ya and have a time. When the legendary Iceworm is awakened things get extra lit.
Boby Ronka, 4 m
Hot Dog mayhem
Reuben Ward, 14m
Dawson City, 1993. Struggling with the realities of marriage, fatherhood and the overbearing spectre of his past, Don Biggs does all he can to maintain his reputation, and his sanity.
Max Sims, 4m
A man has trouble with his television.
A fundraiser for the Dawson City International Short Film Festival