LOS ANGELES PREMIERE

LIVE ACTION | CANADA | 7 MINUTES | English

The Shadow Path

Director Daniel Foreman

The Shadow Path is a gritty, supernatural thriller about struggling to escape the inner city and living out one’s dreams. Lisa Cardinal is trapped in a dead end job and supporting her family, she is part of the working poor. More than anything Lisa wants to dance but a hunger for money and a way out, takes her into danger. Throughout her journey, Lisa’s spirit animal offers potentially conflicting information about decisions leading down the red or black path.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Daniel Foreman

Producer

Daniel Foreman, Sharlene Millang

Screenwriter

Daniel Foreman

Key Cast

Darla Daniels, Jack Belheumer

Directors Bio

Metis filmmaker Daniel Foreman has been involved with film and music since before he can remember. His father’ s love of North American film, combined with his mother’s passion for French cinema, has helped shape Daniel’s style and sensibilities. Beginning with music videos, he soon branched out to shooting on a film camera and editing on a Steenbeck.

After a run of successful live action digital shorts, he turned to animation and began exploring Indigenous mythology. This led to a Best Animation win at the American Indian Film Festival i which in turn led to being Fast Tracked in Telefilm’s Talent to Watch program. With this seed funding, the suspense thriller feature film Abducted was given life.

The Shadow Path is a continuation of the street gang life that was touched on in Abducted.

Directors Statement

The Shadow Path used a wide variety of inner city locations as well as a virtual wall. It was a challenging shoot but a lot of fun.

Program Two

Showtimes

Sunday, November 10
IN-PERSON

Screening: 2:15pm

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AMC The Grove 14

189 The Grove Dr
Los Angeles, CA 90036

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