THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 7:30pm
All the Time In the World
Suzanne Crocker, Yukon, 88min
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ll The Time In The World is a deeply personal
documentary that explores the theme of
disconnecting from our hectic and technology
laden lives in order to reconnect with each other,
ourselves and our natural environment.
A family, searching for a new perspective, leaves the
comforts of home to live for 9 months, with their
three young children, in the remote wilderness of
the Canadian North. They spend the long northern
winter living in a small cabin with no road access, no
electricity, no running water, no internet and not a
single watch or clock.
Set in the Yukon Territory, and filmed off grid without
a traditional crew, All The Time In The World is a
thought provoking documentary that chronicles life’s
natural unfolding when a family tries to let go of the
control that is required in our time-based world.
Director and Family in attendance
Most Popular Canadian Documentary – Audience
Award – Vancouver International Film Festival
Green Screen Award – Planet In Focus Film Festival
and Harold Greenberg Fund
Best of the Festival – Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Audience Award for Best Canadian Documentary –
Available Light Film Festival
Audience Favourite Award – Victoria Film Festival
Best of Fest Audience Award – Wakefield
International Film Festival
People’s Choice Award – Kingston Canadian Film
Festival
Top Film as Voted by Audience – Salt Spring
Documentary Film Festival
NOTE:
This is a separately ticketed event. (Not included in a
festival passs). All tickets $10
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