Three short films by John Paizs: Offers a unique blend of pop culture and horror influences for cinematic variety
Bonus film included: Expands the viewing experience with an additional short film
Digitally transferred from 16mm: Ensures high-quality, visually rich presentation
Supported by Canada Council and Manitoba Arts Council: Provides authenticity and cultural significance
Contemporary homage to American pop culture: Delivers a fresh, modern take on classic tropes
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A trilogy of short films from Canadian filmmaker John Paizs
Written, Produced & Directed by John Paizs Released Dec 10 2016 2 hours
John Paizs’ films are a heady mélange of pop culture influences – from comics to horror, noir and spy films – stuffed into the mould of 1950s commercials or educational films. The affectionate homage Paizs
Format
DVD
Runtime
2 hours (three films total)
Films included
Katarina Gligorijevic (Springtime in Greenland, 1981, 24 min), Oak Ivy and Other Dead Elms (1982, 33 min), The International Style (1984, 38 min)
