Description

You know that feeling when you realize that everyone you know is going to die and so nothing you do will ever be of consequence in comparison to the movements of the universe and then you accidentally fall in love with your best friend? Yeah, me neither. A VAFF Best Canadian Short Award nominee.

Previous Screening / Awards:

Portland Comedy Film Festival 2017; Highway 61 Film Festival 2017; The Iron Mule Short Comedy Film Festival 2017; Alameda International Film Festival 2017; Persistence of Vision (POV) Film Festival 2017; East Van Short Film Showcase 2017; Vancouver Queer Film Festival 2017, Gerry Brunet Memorial Award, Best Short Film Made In BC

Director's Bio

Linnea Ritland—full time student in UBC Film Production, part time lover
of bread—once saw some comedy and was like, “wow, that brought me so much joy! Maybe I’ll
try writing some.” And that is when joy became suffering. But she hopes it has transcended back
to joy when you see Violet and June! More at linnearitland.wordpress.com.

Credits

Director / Writer: Linnea Ritland
Producer: Linnea Ritland, Sean Lai, Mia Miller

Plays in

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   Nov 5: Program 10 – Canadian Shorts: Life In Multiculture

   November 5 / 120 mins

   Our “Life In Multiculture” CANADIAN SHORTS program celebrates the myriad cultural, sexual and individual identities of Canadian Asian and hapa diaspora—especially poignant through the lens of Canada 150.

   In This Program: Skin To Skin, Lost In Transit, Bulgogi, Sleepwalk, Lucy, Violet and June, The Ether Inside, Flagged, Floating Light

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