Movies You Made: “CAFé CAFé”
For several months, I’ve been tagging a bunch of emails from filmmakers who have contacted me about their film projects, so I figured we should feature them this May. If you have a movie, either short-form or long, with which you were involved — writer, actor, director — please either email me or post details in comments. Happy to promote them on GITS.
Today we feature the full-length feature film CAFé CAFé, written by Eric Amber and Alain Mercieca, directed by Pat Downing. Some background from Pat:
dear scott,
good day, hope you are well. my name is pat downing, i reside in toronto, ontario and i have been a long time fan of the site. i just wanted to drop a line about my sophomore feature-length directorial effort, a romantic comedy of errors, “cafe cafe”, it’s a fun, littlle movie about the personal and professional struggles of artists in montreal. we just had our world premiere at the calgary underground film festival a couple weeks ago and i thought i would take advantage of your gracious offer to showcase gits members projects. you do a pretty awesome thing with the site and it has been an incredibly valuable resource for me over these first two productions. thanks a million.
The movie’s trailer:
Produced by Eric Amber
Directed by Pat Downing
Cinematography by Ian MacMillan
Based on the play CAFé CAFé by Alain Mercieca
Screenplay by Alain Mercieca and Eric Amber
Music by Courtney Wing, Roy Vucino, Pat Downing,
Mixwell, The Bloody Tits, Swedish Suicide, Bad Uncle,
Red Mass, CPC Gangbangs and Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump
Edited by Eric Amber Sound Recorded by Kerri Brown
Hair and Make-Up by Pascale Jones
Assistant Director Stefan Peterson
Filmed in Montréal, Quebec
Post Production Calgary, Alberta
Released [2013]
Thanks, Pat, and good luck with CAFé CAFé and everyone involved with it.
Again if you have a film project you have been involved with and would like me to promote it on GITS, and I can embed it, email me or post details in comments.
May is Movies You Made month. Let’s celebrate your cinematic creativity!
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