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The Death of Indie Rock
Showtimes
Sunday March 2nd
1:00PM - Screening Room 1
Guests: Doug Brown, Rob Fitl, Marc Griffin
Synopsis
Dillon (Joe Salvoni), Parker (Doug Brown), and Hot Dog (Allen Finn) are in a band, stuck playing low-paying shows and working dead-end jobs. When they get the chance to move to Montreal for a regular gig at a downtown club, they jump at it. But the road from no-name indie act to rock-star fame is a bumpy ride. Shot in Kingston and edited with a breezy staccato rhythm, director Rob Fitl’s first feature is a rough-and-tumble look at a young local band chasing their dreams — and occasionally their nightmares. Indie rock may be dead, but indie filmmaking is alive and kicking.
- Elan Mastai
Director: Rob Fitl
Screenplay: Rob Fitl, Joe Salvoni
Producers: Rob Fitl, Doug Brown, Marc Griffin, Damian Bradley, Lenny Epstein, Şirin Erensoy, Matthew Taylor
Principle Cast: Joe Salvoni, Doug Brown, Allen Finn, Frances Caton
Language: English
Running Time: 75 Minutes
Local Short
Voice of a Community (5:26)Directed by: Jess Lindal & Matt Code
This short documentary video goes inside CFRC 101.9fm, Queen’s University radio station. The oldest in Canada, this station provides the Kingston community with local content and alternative programming. However, recent funding cuts have threatened its ability to provide this service to our community.