Hello, my name is Justin the Clue, and you're listening to the important cinema club.

And what you're about to hear is a live episode, me, Will Sloan, and special guest, Doug Tilly,

recorded as part of the What the Film Festival.

This episode was recorded at the What the Film Bazaar, which was a marketplace that happened before the films during the weekend.

And it was recorded at the Monarch Tavern.

Thank you everybody that showed up to listen to us.

And everybody else, enjoy the episode.

Hello, my name's Justin the Clue, and I'm here today with

Well Sloan.

And you're listening to the important cinema club.

And, woo!

And today, we're doing it live for the What the Film Festival.

And we have a very special guest, and that is...

I'm Doug Tilly, co-host of the Eric Roberts is the fucking man podcast. And wait, what do you do on that podcast? We talk about the actor and personality Eric Roberts, one film at a time through his 500-plus film filmography. And I'm also the co-host of the No Budget Nightmares podcast, which is going to play into some of what we're going to talk about today. Because today, what we're going to be talking about is our favorite weirdo Canadian films.

And also because we're doing a screening at 4 o'clock of Anchor Zone.

And if you don't have your tickets for that already, everybody in this room, not everybody listening to the podcast.

It's actually a film that was made in

1994. It cost $1.5 million and was meant to kickstart the Newfoundland film industry. And when

you see it, you're going to go, wait, what? Because it's a post-apocalyptic film where Mark

Critch from This Hour has 22 minutes plays a skateboarder named RAD.

And it has to be seen to believe we're showing it in 35 millimeter.

And I wanted to kind of inspire you to go out and find other films.

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