Although Scott Cudmore will probably always be best remembered for his science-fiction, pantomime, high-opera production of Arthur Conan Doyle's The...
Host Robert Dayton invites Miriam Toews into his garden for a chat about escaping small towns, road trips and losing faith. Then Robert brings up one slice of Canadiana Miriam would rather forget.
Although Scott Cudmore will probably always be best remembered for his science-fiction, pantomime, high-opera production of Arthur Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles (premiered Dec. 15, 1941 at London's historic Royal Opera House), it is with his recent work in music video and other film that he finds current critical acclaim. His music videos includes work for Fucked Up, Parlovr, Timber Timbre, Metz, Sarah Slean, Great Lake Swimmers, among many others. He is currently developing both a feature film and a short film, just like everybody else is.
Yung Chang's newest documentary, The Fruit Hunters—based on a book by Adam Leith Gollner—explores the crazy, globetrotting subculture of exotic fruit fanatics. Fanatics like Yung Chang, and Adam Leith Gollner.