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STREAMS FLOW FROM A RIVER

2023 · 6x15m · Drama · Asian-Canadian and Queer-led

created by CHRISTOPHER YIP
starring JANE LUK  JINNY WONG  RAYMOND CHAN  DANIELLE AYOW  LIAM MA SIMON SINN
with BENJAMIN SUTHERLAND  BRETT HOUGHTON and WESLEY FRENCH

A freak snowstorm traps a dysfunctional Chinese Canadian family together in their rural Albertan hometown, forcing them to confront the events a decade prior that tore them all apart.
“Chicken Soup for the Asian Canadian Soul”

Winner of the Canadian Screen Award for Best Direction, Web Program or Series

"Raw and honest" - In the Seats
“Affecting and Stirring” - Exclaim!
”A touching series” - Buzzles

OFFICIAL SELECTION
Canneseries Short Form Competition | Canadian Film Fest | CinemaJove Valencia
Apulia WebFest | TO WebFest | MN WebFest | Sydney Web Fest | NZ Web Fest | Stareable Fest NYC

AWARDS
Stareable Fest NYC: Best Drama
TO WebFest: Best English Canadian Web Series
Melbourne WebFest: Grand Jury Prize
CinemaJove Valencia: Best Direction, Best Writing, Best Cinematography
Sydney Web Fest: Best Cinematography
Canadian Cinema Editors: Best Editing in Web Series (Nominee)

CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS NOMINATIONS
Best Direction, Web Program or Series - Christopher Yip
Best Lead Performance, Web Program or Series - Liam Ma
Best Writing, Web Program or Series - Christopher Yip
Best Writing, Web Program or Series - Leonard Chan

a SUPER CHANNEL FUSE original
produced with the participation of
ONTARIO CREATES INDEPENDENT PRODUCTION FUND BELL FUND CANADA MEDIA FUND

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