List of films shown at Crazy8s

The following is a list of films created through Crazy8s held each year in Vancouver, BC.[1]

Crazy8s 1999

• The Rememberer directed by Coreen Mayrs and produced by Christopher Gora
• untitled directed by Harry Killas and produced by Paul Scherzer
• 8 Parts directed by Ryan Bonder

Crazy8s 2000

• Earliest Memory Exercise directed by Stacy Stewart Curtis
• Lift directed by Scott Weber
• My Life in 8 Minutes directed by Sandy Wilson
• Mr. Fortune’s Smile directed by Bruce Marchfelder
• Power of Persuasion Fly directed by James Dunnison

Crazy8s 2001

• happyland directed by Veda Hille
• Briggs directed by Bill Switzer
• The Waiting Room directed by Penelope Buitenhaus and produced by A. Jonathan Benny and Isabelle Longnus
• Tundra directed by Allan Harmon and produced by Jason Cameron
• Along for the Ride directed by Michael Love

Crazy8s 2002

• Mary’s Stigmata directed by Rae Dawn Chong
• The Good Life directed by Peter Chrzanowski
• Candy From Strangers directed by Eric Johnson and produced by Jason Cameron
• Swimming Upstream directed by Bonnie Benwick and produced by Jason Cameron
• REM directed by Carl Bessai

Crazy8s 2003

• 50 Questions directed by Jacqueline Samuda and produced by Clare Hodge and Gerry Rutherford
• Danny and the Fairy G directed by Peter Stebbings
• Dogme Kung Fu! directed by Terry Mialkowsky and produced by Asha Gill and Ed Hatton
• 21st Century Scott directed by Matt Sinclair and produced by Samantha Morris
• Do Not Disturb directed by A. Jonathan Benny and produced by Isabelle Longnus

Crazy8s 2004

• Man. Feel. Pain. directed by Dylan Akio Smith and produced by Wendy Russell
• My Father is an Actor directed by Sara McIntyre and produced by Naomi Wright
• Flush directed by Alec MacNeill Richardson & Niall MacNeill Richardson and produced by Seán Cummings
• Chemistry directed by Cameron Labine and produced by Marc Stephenson
• Zapruder vs. Sasquatch directed by Ed Hatton

Crazy8s 2005

• 24/7 directed by Kelly-Ruth Mercier and produced by Bonnie Jean Mah and Nancy Welsh
• All In directed by Guy Judge and produced by Daljit DJ Parmar
• Crazy Late directed by Zach Lipovsky and produced by Chris Ferguson
• Sandra Gets Dumped directed by Tracy D Smith and produced by Sophie McGarry and Chad Allan Smith
• ...nettirwnU directed by Kaare Andrews and produced by Mel Weisbaum

Crazy8s 2006

• Breakdown directed by John Bolton and produced by Errin Lally
• Sand Castle directed by Katrin Bowen and produced by Tihemme Gagnon
• Fool’s Gold directed by Jordan Christianson and produced by Lauren Grant
• John Day Afternoon directed by Luke Divers and produced by Shawn Divers
• Ashes to Ashes directed by Samm Barnes
• Remission Impossible directed by Ken Hegan and produced by Nancy Welsh
• The Critic directed by Jaman Lloyd and produced by Chris Ferguson
• Circumference directed by CJ Wallis and produced by Michael David George and Marilyn Thomas

Crazy8s 2008

• Pi Day directed by Jon Anctil and produced by Scott Mainwood and Malcolm Oliver
• After the Beep directed by Lewis Bennett and Mark Boucher and produced by Chris Eastwood
• Under Pressure: A Story of Microscopic Stakes directed by Daneil DeVita & Mike Dinsmore and produced by Graham Wardle
• Bethany directed by Zach Gayne & Alex Essoe
• Verna directed by Jeffrey Hornung
• Nobody Special directed by Robert Kirbyson and produced by Tracey Nomura
• Minimum Wage, The Night Shift directed by Jeremy Maeers
• Nobody Special directed by Laura Dione Rooke

Crazy8s 2009

• Cash AToM directed by Tyson Hepburn and produced by John Driftmier
• The Mechanic directed by Michael Grand and produced by James Brown
• Mike Inc. directed by Jose Pablo Gonzalez and Paal Wilhelm Nesset and produced by Ryan Basaraba, Adrian Cox and Nilou Shahvarani
• Not Another Damn Musical directed by Chris Goldade and produced by Neil Dougall
• Riboflavin! directed by Blair Dykes
• Teaser directed by Lidia Stante

Crazy8s 2010

• Cat vs. Man directed by Zia Marashi and produced by Cole Hewlett and Mark MacDonald
• The Education of Wendy Wisconsin directed by Dwight Hartnett and produced by Pat Sayer
• Sad Bear directed by Liz Cairns and Joe LoBianco and produced by Erica Landrock, Erik Paulsson and Marc Stephenson
• Tunnel directed by Arianna McGregor and produced by David Jevons
• Sikat directed by Angelina Cantada and produced by Ita Kane-Wilson and Olesia Shewchuk
• Stupid Chainsaw Tricks directed by Kellie Ann Benz and produced by Christopher Shyer

Crazy8s 2011

• Dead Friends directed by Stephen W. Martin and produced by Kate Clarke, Alexander Glua and Katelyn Mann
• Funny Business directed by Russell Bennett and produced by Kate Green and Siobhan McCarthy
• Chained directed by Rehan Khokhar and produced by Matt Granger and Mikey Granger
• Run Dry directed by Sarah Crauder and Lindsay George and produced by Jordan Hall and Mélanie Lê Phan
• Colouring on the Walls directed by Shaun McKinlay and produced by Athan Merrick and Julie Stangeland
• Alchemy and Other Imperfections directed by Zachary Rothman and produced by Heather Lindsay

Crazy8s 2012

• A Mother’s Love directed by Camille Mitchell and produced by Jonathan Tammuz
• A Red Girl’s Reasoning directed by Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers and produced by Rose Stiffarm
• These Walls directed by Doreen Manuel and produced by Tamara Bell and Kirstie Satchwell
• Sleepy Stories directed by Andrew Rowe and produced by Laura Hope and Michael Rowe
• The Vessel directed by Marshall Axani and produced by Diana Donaldson and Graham Wardle
• The Weather Girl directed by Carleen Kyle and produced by Nathalie de Los Santos

Crazy8s 2013

• Braindamage directed by Matt Leaf and produced by Victoria Angell
• In the Deep directed by Nimisha Mukerji and produced by Haydn Wazelle and Anand Raghavan
• Manstruation directed by Ryan Haneman and produced by Derek Green
• Stewing directed by Sean Tyson and produced by Patrick Currie
• Under the Bridge of Fear directed by Mackenzie Gray and produced by Ryan Catherwood and Simona Atias
• When I Saw You directed by Jane Hancock and produced by Nicholas Carella and Michelle Ouellet

Crazy8s 2014

• Bedbugs: A Musical Love Story directed by Matthew Kowalchuk and produced by Sean Tyson
• Body Language directed by Maéva Thibeault and produced by Jon Warne
• Dial Y for Yesterday directed by Greg Crompton and produced by Darren Borrowman
• Earthlickers directed by Tony Mirza and produced by Justine Warrington, Alison Araya, Jim McKeown and Keli Moore
• Mattress directed by Michelle Kee and produced by David Kelso and Emma Peterson
• Sacrifice directed by Ryan Atimoyoo and produced by Peggy Thompson

Crazy8s 2015

• Kindergarten: Da Bin Ich Wieder directed by Aubrey Arnason and Kalyn Miles and produced by Laura Toplass
• One Last Ride directed by Caitlin Byrnes and produced by Jordan Barber, Caitlin Byrnes and Kyle Hollett
• Outside the Lines directed by Scott Belyea and produced by Keli Moore and David Rice
• The Twisted Slipper directed by Angie Nolan and produced by Siobhan McCarthy and Katie Schaitel
• Under a Glass Moon directed by Mo Soliman and produced by Brent McCorkle
• The Wolf who Came to Dinner directed by Jem Garrard and produced by Michael Khazen

Crazy8s 2016

• A Family of Ghosts directed by Shannon Kohli and produced by Rob Meekison
• Grocery Store Action Movie directed by Matthew Campbell and produced by Ryan Silva, David Kaye and Jameson Parker
• I Love You So Much It's Killing Them directed by Joel Ashton McCarthy and produced by Nach Dudsdeemaytha, Keli Moore and Marena Dix
• Iteration 1 directed by Jesse Lupini and produced by Arshia Navabi and Mert Sari
• Meet Cute directed by Patrick Currie and produced by Michele Picard, Michelle Morris and Yogi Omar
• Trying directed by Shauna Johannesen and produced by Lulu Pan

Crazy8s 2017

• Anh Hung directed by Lelinh Du and produced by Frazer MacLean
• Cypher directed by Lawrence Le Lam and produced by Nach Dudsdeemaytha
• No Reservations directed by Trevor Carroll and produced by Ben Mallin
• The Prince directed by Kyra Zagorsky and produced by Patrick Sabongui, Janene Carleton, Danielle Stott-Roy and Robin Nielson
• The Undertaker's Son directed by Heath Affolter, Jon Affolter and Thomas Affolter and produced by Rebeka Herron, Heath Affolter, Jon Affolter, Thomas Affolter and Nathan Affolter
• Woodman directed by Mike Jackson and produced by Rory Tucker, Rozlyn Young and Avi Glanzer

Crazy8s 2018

• Bordered directed by Anaïsa Visser and produced by Darren Devlin & Marco Bossow
• CC directed by Kailey Spear & Sam Spear and produced by Natasha Wehn
• Extra-Ordinary Amy directed by Christopher Graham and produced by Kris McRonney
• Gemini directed by Mily Mumford and produced by Phil Planta and Mayumi Yoshida
• Shuttlecock directed by Melanie Jones and produced by Kristyn Stilling
• Small Fish directed by Maxime Beauchamp and produced by Kent Donguines

Crazy8s 2019

• Ada directed by Steven Kammerer and produced by Amanda Konkin, Camille Hollett-French, Michael Khazen, Otto Mak and Kathleen Staples
• Hatch directed by Heather Perluzzo and produced by Robin Macabulos
• Idols Never Die directed by Jerome Yoo and produced by Mike Johnston, Thomas Affolter, Derek Kwan and Lawrence Le Lam
• Parabola directed by Lee Shorten and produced by Phil Planta and Brittany Lum-Cho
• The Mirror directed by Nessa Aref and produced by Madeleine Davis, Gabrielle Lambert and Sinead Hughes
• Unkept directed by Michael P. Vidler and produced by Pawan Deol

Crazy8s 2020

• Itsy Bitsy Spider directed by Brodi-Jo Scalise and produced by Josh Farnworth
• Mr. James Is Dead directed by Daniel Irving and Josh Aries and produced by Luisa Muniz and Mara Cruz
• Sol directed by Andy Alvarez and produced by Kate McCallum and Mike Johnston
• The Quieting directed by Ali Liebert and produced by Avi Glanzer, Nicolas Ayerbe Barona and Rebecca Steele
• The Substitute directed by Malibu Taetz and produced by David Mora Perea
• This Is a Period Piece directed by Bruna Arbex and produced by Karina Villela & Andrea Widjajanto

References

1. "Crazy8s | Past Filmmakers".