Iqaluit the movie - ACPAV - Association coopérative de productions audio-visuelles

You want to be an ACTOR in a movie that will be shot in Iqaluit during summer 2015?

Shooting of the movie IQALUIT by BENOIT PILON, summer 2015

Benoit Pilon was the director of the award-winning The Necessities of Life (2008), starring Natar Ungalaaq.

We are looking for young Inuit actors and actresses between 16 and 25 years-old. We are also looking for two Inuit men to play carvers: one around 75 y.-old, the other 40 y.-old.

NEW AUDITIONS WILL BE HELD IN OTTAWA SATURDAY MARCH 28th AT THE NUNAVUT SIVUNIKSAVUT COLLEGE AND AT JOHN ABBOTT COLLEGE IN ST-ANNE-DE-BELLEVUE ON SUNDAY MARCH 29th. PLEASE FILL THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION FORM.

WE WILL CONTACT YOU TO GIVE YOU DETAILS AND SCHEDULE YOUR AUDITION.

CONSULT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE “IQALUIT THE MOVIE”

iqaluitthemovie@gmail.com

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Synopsis

Carmen goes to Iqaluit to her husband’s bedside, Gilles, a Qallunaat worker seriously injured. After Gilles’s death, she decides to stay to try to understand what happened. Her world and convictions collapse as she discovers an unfamiliar country and her husband’s secret life. Noah, Gilles’ Inuk friend, will try to help Carmen, only to find out that he is himself closely connected to her drama.

Screenplay / Direction :	Benoit Pilon
Cast:	Natar Ungalaaq, Marie-Josée Croze and François Papineau
Producers Iqaluit (NU):	Piksuk Media inc.-ICSL
Producers Montreal (QC):	ACPAV inc.
Shooting:	Summer 2015
Location:	Iqaluit, Nunavut, Canada
Languages:	French, English and Inuktitut