on August 20, 2007, 12:22:00 PM1051 Views | Rating: (0 rates)
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Four years ago filmmaker and native Montrealer, Tyler Gibb, set out to accomplish a unique vision: To develop an independent feature film that would be released in segments on the internet concurrent to its production. The plan was to allow internet users and fans of independent filmmaking to actually see the movie's narrative unfold simultaneously to the production process. The project was called "Minushi" and the resulting 94 minute feature film will premier at FanTasia this year in Montreal.
"Minushi" will be screened on Tuesday, July 10th, 2007 at 5pm at DB Clarke Theatre (1455 de Maisonneuve W., Montreal). More information on the FanTasia 2007 website: http://fantasiafestival.com/2007/en/films/film_detail.php?id=294
For additional information about "Minushi," contact Vidya Lutchman (below) or visit http://www.minushi.com/pressinfo.html
ABOUT MINUSHI: "Minushi," directed by Tyler Gibb, 2007,
94 minutes, Canada, English. Synopsis: In search of a missing brother, two orphans set off across a war zone filled with trigger-happy soldiers, merciless bandits and giant robots.
ABOUT TYLER GIBB: Born in Montreal in 1976, Tyler Gibb's irreverent and prolific short animations garnered viewership around the world via the internet and were licensed by AtomFilms, Uproar.com (Vivendi), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Carsey-Werner Productions for ABC Television. Gibb's flagship website "Boneland.com" partnered with National Lampoon in 2006 to launch the National Lampoon Humor Network.
ABOUT FANTASIA: Since its inception in 1996, FanTasia has been an event hell-bent on showcasing the most exciting, innovative and individualistic examples of contemporary international genre cinema, with an emphasis on unveiling films very rarely seen in North America.
CONTACT:
Vidya Lutchman
pr@minushi.com
http://www.minushi.com/pressinfo.html
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