Marriaginalia's odd couple
Communication is key in any relationship and this new short film shows that understanding isn't always a two-way street.
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Credits
View on- Production Company Soft Citizen
- Director Hannah Cheesman
- Executive Producer Rob Burns
- Executive Producer Eva Preger
- Executive Producer Link York
- Editing Outsider Editorial/Toronto
- Editor Cam Anderson
- Executive Producer Kayan Choi
- Executive Producer Kristina Anzlinger
- Producer Kelsey Dale-McGrath
- Post Production Studio Feather
- VFX Supervisor Colin Cunningham
- Executive Producer Jaclyn Morga
- Colorist Kevin Wu
- Producer Hannah Cheesman
- Production Designer Emily Dawn Dickinson
- Producer Jackie De Niverville
- DP John Ker
- Assistant Editor Robyn Bacon
- Sound Mixer Ian Mcgettigan
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Soft Citizen
- Director Hannah Cheesman
- Executive Producer Rob Burns
- Executive Producer Eva Preger
- Executive Producer Link York
- Editing Outsider Editorial/Toronto
- Editor Cam Anderson
- Executive Producer Kayan Choi
- Executive Producer Kristina Anzlinger
- Producer Kelsey Dale-McGrath
- Post Production Studio Feather
- VFX Supervisor Colin Cunningham
- Executive Producer Jaclyn Morga
- Colorist Kevin Wu
- Producer Hannah Cheesman
- Production Designer Emily Dawn Dickinson
- Producer Jackie De Niverville
- DP John Ker
- Assistant Editor Robyn Bacon
- Sound Mixer Ian Mcgettigan
Everyone is odd in their own unique way, and every couple has its quirks and eccentricities, though it's fair to say that few are as odd or eccentric as the couple in Hannah Cheesman's new short film.
The trio of short scenes, each prefaced by a proverb-like statement and which are collectively called Marriaginalia, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival as part of it's Strange Cuts Program.
In the film, which is directed by Soft Citizen's Hannah Cheesman, an unnamed husband and wife are put in three different situations in which communication is, at best, confused or possibly even wilfully vague, with the stand-out moment being the appearance of, well, let's just say an unnaturally large, starchy, tuberous vegetable.
