Filmed on a shoestring budget by a group of students in 1965, Winter Kept Us Warm is widely considered to be English Canada’s first gay film. The latest in the Queer Film Classics series from McGill-Queen’s University Press, writer Chris Dupuis’s monograph delves into Winter’s complex history and legacy. The event includes the premiere screening of a newly restored print and a Q&A with Dupuis and director David Secter.
Winter Kept Us Warm: Book Launch and Screening
Monday May 27, 2024 7-10pm
“New 4K restoration courtesy of Canadian International Pictures, with funding provided by Telefilm Canada.”
Book available for purchase at: https://www.mqup.ca/winter-kept-us-warm-products-9780228020332
May 27, 2024 7:00 pm Innis Town Hall
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