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Makinna Ridgway | ... |
Taylor
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Quincy Newton | ... |
Wyatt
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Craig Patton | ... |
Gerald
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Jan Bos | ... |
Park Ranger
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Theo Kinsella | ... |
Child at Campsite
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Guy Lockhart | ... |
Josh
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Directed by
René Brar |
Written by
René Brar | ... | () |
Chris Kinsella | ... | (writer) |
Produced by
C. Marshall Beale | ... | executive producer |
Deborah Beale | ... | executive producer |
Balwant Brar | ... | executive producer |
Paul Brar | ... | executive producer |
René Brar | ... | producer |
Sarah Brar | ... | producer |
Satwant Brar | ... | executive producer |
Riaz Datoo | ... | executive producer |
Harpal Gill | ... | executive producer |
David Hogg | ... | executive producer |
Tamiz J. Kanji | ... | co-producer |
Chris Kinsella | ... | producer |
William Kinsella | ... | producer |
Barney McKenzie | ... | executive producer |
Music by
Richie Kulchar |
Cinematography by
René Brar |
Editing by
René Brar |
Casting By
Danielle Aufiero |
Production Design by
Henry Thomas Earle |
Set Decoration by
Henry Thomas Earle | ... | (as Henry Earle) |
Production Management
Sarah Brar | ... | unit production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Chris Kinsella | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
David Nguyen | ... | set dresser |
Sound Department
Adrienne Alexander | ... | post-production audio |
Devon Cooke | ... | sound recordist |
Visual Effects by
Erik Tillmans | ... | visual effects: credits sequence |
Camera and Electrical Department
P.J. Jentsch | ... | key grip |
Music Department
Mara Levinson | ... | music supervisor |
Brandon Slavinski | ... | musician |
Additional Crew
Nick Darcy | ... | additional stills |
P.J. Jentsch | ... | production assistant |
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Plot Summary |
A moment of loneliness. A chance encounter at a bar. When Taylor (Makinna Ridgway) follows the clean-cut Wyatt (Quincy Newton) home to his RV, it seems like a good way to take her mind off her recent fight with her boyfriend. What begins as a good time starts seeming like a bad decision when Taylor awakens in the woods, far from civilization. Wyatt, it turns out, is a soil researcher, and as he leads Taylor deeper into the woods throughout his workday, the two bond over the lush Canadian landscapes. For Taylor, it is a journey of beauty and self-discovery-so why does it feel like a tragedy in the making? TAYLOR'S WAY is both a gorgeous film and a subtle one, swapping out the horror genre's reliance on gore for a general sense of unease. First-time director René Brar takes his time establishing the mood and toying with audience expectations. With stunningly natural performances, beautiful cinematography and an unrushed, hypnotic pace, TAYLOR'S WAY is a sophisticated twist on a well-worn genre. Written by Calgary International Film Festival |
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