Ian Barbour

It's been a long, tumultuous road for Antonette. Follow her journey from Surrey biker-dad to Downtown Eastside drug-addicted trans* sex worker. Get to know the woman behind the play, as she rises through the words of her poetry.

The lives of three young men from Taiwan who are loosely connected by geography and a common pursuit of the attention of Jane, collide in a film that purposefully obscures the boundary between narrative fiction and documentary film.

Three student filmmakers decide to film themselves in the acts of acquiring, killing, cleaning, cooking and eating a turkey. While the title is obviously about their "meal," it also suggests the film's curious obsession with the filmmakers themselves and their journey from barnyard to table. Either way, you WILL remember it come Thanksgiving.

It's been a long, tumultuous road for Antonette. Follow her journey from Surrey biker-dad to Downtown Eastside drug-addicted trans* sex worker. Get to know the woman behind the play, as she rises through the words of her poetry.

It's been a long, tumultuous road for Antonette. Follow her journey from Surrey biker-dad to Downtown Eastside drug-addicted trans* sex worker. Get to know the woman behind the play, as she rises through the words of her poetry.

The lives of three young men from Taiwan who are loosely connected by geography and a common pursuit of the attention of Jane, collide in a film that purposefully obscures the boundary between narrative fiction and documentary film.

The lives of three young men from Taiwan who are loosely connected by geography and a common pursuit of the attention of Jane, collide in a film that purposefully obscures the boundary between narrative fiction and documentary film.

The lives of three young men from Taiwan who are loosely connected by geography and a common pursuit of the attention of Jane, collide in a film that purposefully obscures the boundary between narrative fiction and documentary film.

Three student filmmakers decide to film themselves in the acts of acquiring, killing, cleaning, cooking and eating a turkey. While the title is obviously about their "meal," it also suggests the film's curious obsession with the filmmakers themselves and their journey from barnyard to table. Either way, you WILL remember it come Thanksgiving.