'The House' was the first feature to be shot in the new
720p HDV format and transferred to 35mm. Independently produced,
in partnership with ACTRA's (independent production program) and
the CFTPA, the fiml has received strong support from the film
production industry.
Cast Interviews
(coming soon)
crew comments
(coming soon)
INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS
So, you want to make a movie? In this section, 1st-time filmmaker David
Krae shares his experience of making 'The House' and offers tips and tricks
you can use to get your first film off the ground.
Interview (Quicktime)
film notes
business plan
'The House' is the story of a group of young bohemian squatters who live in
a boarded-up old house. A darkly comedic and intense character drama, the
film is about the struggle to survive the madness of life at the bottom.
The first directing effort by actor/writer David Krae, 'The House' is a smart
and funny film that is indicative of good things to come. A true independent
production '...the making of this film is very much like the story itself - making
the best with what you've got.'
Shot in Toronto with a strong ensemble cast of characters, the film is a fun
and dramatic story that highlights strong dramatic performances from some
of Canada's hottest young stars.
CANADIAN PREMIERE!
Canadian Filmmakers' Festival
March 24, 2006 - 9:30pm
At the Carlton Theatre
18 Carlton St. Toronto
(Carlton at Yonge) www.canfilmfest.ca
Press kit / Trivia
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