"And I could be wrong. But there’s a thing inside of me that looks at all of the anxious, depressed people around me and it hits me that in a lot of ways our generation is completely lost and bottoming out. And bottoming out is a magical thing. When a person bottoms out they start from zero. They get to recreate the rules. They don’t feel pressured to get a job that uses their degree so they don’t feel like they’ve wasted time. They get to dream up new rules. When an entire generation bottoms out, they change the world and dream up a new way to look at it."
— Ted Winkworth (Why I’m Trading a House and Salary for a Motorcycle and Map). (via mackenziegracedonaldson)
SPECIAL SCREENINGS (CAST IN ATTENDANCE) BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan
MARCH 7TH
New Westminster - Landmark Cinemas 10
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with star, Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy, Blackhawk Down) and Producer, Carolyn McMaster.
Abbotsford - Landmark Cinemas Town Centre
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with star, Amanda Crew (Charlie St. Cloud, Sex Drive) and Director, Robert Cuffley.
MARCH 8TH
New Westminster - Landmark Cinemas 10
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with star, Amanda Crew (Charlie St. Cloud, Sex Drive) and Director, Robert Cuffley.
Calgary - Globe Theatre
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with star, Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy, Blackhawk Down) and Producer, Carolyn McMaster.
Regina - Cineplex Galaxy Cinemas
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with star, Michael Eklund (The Divide and upcoming The Call with Halle Berry) and Producer, Anand Ramayya.
MARCH 9TH
Saskatoon - Cineplex Galaxy Cinemas
7 PM SCREENING FOLLOWED BY Q&A with stars, Kim Coates (Sons of Anarchy, Blackhawk Down), Amanda Crew (Charlie St. Cloud, Sex Drive), Michael Eklund (The Divide and the upcoming The Call with Halle Berry), Director, Robert Cuffley and Producers, Carolyn McMaster and Anand Ramayya.
REGULAR SCREENINGS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE WEEK
"I don’t think things are ever exactly the way one expects, and I don’t think things are ever the way one assumes they are at the moment. What I actually think is that one has no idea of what things are like, ever."
— Deborah Eisenberg (via comedy-and-drama)
