Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Award Winning Rhinos Seen Charging the Screen in Victoria, BC

Author by Anonymous

For Immediate Release

Vancouver, February 7, 2002



Winner of the 2001 NextFest Media Favourite Award



The Rhino Brothers screens at The Victoria International Film and Video Festival



"So Canadian you can almost detect the faint whiff of stale suds and rancid hockey bags."

Katherine Monk, Movie Critic, The Vancouver Sun



Screening at The Victoria International Film and Video Festival

Capitol 6 Theatre

Friday February 8

3:00 PM



The Rhino Brothers

What could be more Canadian than this story of the three Kanachowski brothers who have grown up living, breathing, and dreaming hockey in a ubiquitous small, rough town with five hockey rinks and no bookstores? But don’t worry about clichés. Dwayne Beaver's exciting debut feature straddles the line between sport film and art film. Over the years the big league dream has been stocked by the brothers’ fiercely determined single mother - Gabrielle Rose in an unforgettable, thoroughly toxic, Genie qualifying performance. She is desperate to compensate for all of life's disappointments with some great family triumph. Her hope is Stephan, the youngest, who has made it to the minor leagues, while equally talented Sasha, the eldest, plays with the a local team, the Rhinos. He is eaten out by jealousy after washing out of the big leagues. Only Victor has been able to construct something of a normal life. Strong characters and a wrenching glimpse into the dark side of our national sport add up to a gripping film. The images shot with the Sony 24P HD format, the very same used by George Lucas for the next Star Wars instalment - are smashing.

- 2002 Moving Pictures, Canadian Films on Tour



Credits

Directed by Dwayne Beaver

Produced by Tracey Boulton

Co-Produced by John Pineau

Written by Rudy Thauberger

Edited by Kenneth Sherman and Jody Polowick

Starring Gabrielle Rose, Curt Bechdholt, William MacDonald, Alistair Abell and Deanna Milligan

Canada/ 2001/ 24P HD to 35 mm/1:85 Aspect Ratio/ 93 min/ Colour

Distribution Seville Pictures info@sevillepictures.com 416-480-0453

Tickets and Festival Information http://www.vifvf.com



Director, Dwayne Beaver and Writer, Rudy Thauberger are available for interviews.



Canadian Theatrical Release: March 15, 2002



Web Site http://TheRhinoBrothers.com



Made with the support of Telefilm Canada * The Movie Network * Movie Central * The New VI * CanWest * Western Independent Producers Fund * Film Incentive BC * Canadian Film and Video Production Tax Credit

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For more information and screening times:

Tatiana Nemchin

Wing Walker Entertainment Inc.

Publicist, The Rhino Brothers

getfamous@shaw.ca

P: 604-724-0630

http://TheRhinoBrothers.com


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