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“Imagination is such a precious gift, and if you have a gift, you should honour it.” So begins this documentary about Katie Ohe, an 84-year-old sculptor from Alberta. For over 60 years, Ohe has been a pillar of the Calgary art community, gaining international acclaim for her kinetic sculptures and innovative approach to materials, form, and movement. Here, she generously invites us to follow her from the privacy of her studio to the opening of the biggest solo exhibition of her career.
Other festivals:
Canada Shorts Film Festival, Award of Distinction, Canada (2020)
Deep Freeze Festival in Edmonton, Canada (2021)
Shorts Film Festival, Australia (2020)
International Fine Arts Film Festival of Santa Barbara, United States (2020)
Canada Shorts Film Festival, Award of Distinction, Canada (2020)
Deep Freeze Festival in Edmonton, Canada (2021)
Shorts Film Festival, Australia (2020)
International Fine Arts Film Festival of Santa Barbara, United States (2020)
Director | Aquiles Ascencion, Aquiles Ascencion |
Production | Aquiles Ascencion, Jill Henderson |
Executive Production | Esker Foundation |
Cast | Katie Ohe |
Artist | Katie Ohe |
Music | Luke Richards |
Other | Jordan Schinkel |
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Aquiles Ascencion
Aquiles Ascencion is a Calgary-based director and producer originally from Venezuela. Ascencion graduated from the Conservatory of Dramatic Arts, Geneva, Switzerland in 2003, with further studies in Writing for Film and Television, graduating in 2013 from the Vancouver Film School. Ascencion has a background in acting, collaborating with renown directors in Europe, at the time, including Claude Stratz, André Steiger and acted in Alain Tanner’s feature film Paul s’en va (2004). Ascencion’s recent projects focus on stories on contemporary art and artists, frequently co-produced with non-profit cultural and arts organizations including Esker Foundation, Calgary.
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
Biographical notes provided by the film production team
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Portrait of Lee Ann Martin (2019)
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