EPISODE · Nov 24, 2025 · 1H 9M
Blood in the Snow Film Festival Red Carpet Interviews- LIVE
from The Sister(s) Strain
The Sisters Strain hosted the Red Carpet interviews at Blood in the Snow Film Festival Thursday November 20th, 2025 in Toronto! Join them as they meet many of the talented filmmakers from this years festival lineup.Come along for the fun AND FLASHING LIGHTS as we hear what the best of Canadian Genre filmmakers have to say about their selected projects and being a part of the fabulous Blood in the Snow Film Festival- and meet the festival director himself- Kelly Michael Stewart!!!Go find these talented filmmakers, give them a follow and find out how YOU can catch their films in a future screening!Thank you to this years filmmakers:@[email protected] @[email protected] @darcy_qm @filmcherryontop@prasannaJpaul @alexmasciotramilstein_film@tammysalzl @[email protected] @shrimpfriedricefilm @sangtheproducer@pagemanproduction@victoria_l0ng @[email protected]@michpriske @lizwallace5@donationsthefilm @mikecoshmedia@nashtheslashdoc& Griffin CorkShout out to the talented flash mob performers from TMU:@brennanbielefeld@[email protected]@angiegarciaofficial@chayajacobs_@sanaasulls@3than3dwards1520@kieranprouty@samuelsharrettAlessia Halewood, Sarah Rogers, Alanna Romero-Pashe, Matthew Laughton, As well as the Humber film students who helped film:@markchinch@gleamandglimpseJessica Pace, Elizabeth Vaughan & Chernyshova KristinaAnd The Sisters thank Filmmaker and friend, Daniel Turres, the writer and director of Thursdays World Premiere screening of FRESH MEAT film- for a fun filled week of working together to bring Sankofa Squares First EVER Flash Mob to life!!We’ll be sure to share the flash mob footage soon. For now enjoy these interviews!!Listen here, find us on Spotify at The Sister(s) Strain or watch the video on Youtube :)
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