Synopsis

Is history an act of imagination?

Katya and her brother, Jaroslaw, recent immigrants from Ukraine, live in east end Vancouver. Despite their lifelong intimacy, a chasm grows between them. He struggles to commit to a single mom of Korean origin, while Katya, caught somewhere between history and imagination, takes up with an older man from Pakistan. Misunderstandings follow, and a spiral of unintended consequences changes them all.

Eastern Europe intersects Asia in a film about the mutability of memory, and the exquisite fragility of new relationships.

A stunning first feature for director Carolyn Combs and actor Stephanie Hayes.

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Toronto

Official Selections:

The Toronto International Film Festival

Toronto, Canada
September 2009


The Calgary International Film Festival

Calgary, Canada
September 2006


The Vancouver International Film Festival

Vancouver, Canada
October 2006


The Edmonton International Film Festival

Edmonton, Canada
October 2006


The Pusan International Film Festival

Pusan, Korea
October 2006


Moving Pictures Canadian Films on Tour

British Columbia, Canada
January 2007


Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival

Victoria, Canada
February 2007


Dartmouth Festival, Favel Theatre

Dartmouth, UK
March 2007


St. Donats Arts Festival

Wales, UK
March 2007


Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts

Aarhus, Denmark
April 2007


Post Revolution Blues Film Festival

Chicago, United States
August 2007


Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts

Aarhus, Denmark
April 2007


Ukrainian Zabava

Toronto, Canada
August 2007


North West Film Forum, Local Sightings

Seattle, United States
October 2007


Molodist International Film Festival

Kyiv, Unkraine
October 2007


Women in Film Festival

Vancouver, Canada
March 2008


Women in Film Festival

Vancouver, Canada
March 2008


Canadian Theatrical Release

November, 2007
The Royal Cinema, Toronto
The Cinematheque, Winnipeg,
Metro Cinema, Edmonton,


Canadian Broadcast

Superchannel
2007 - 2009