International Dawn Chorus Day
With
- Shady Habash
- Sarah Hegazi
Crew
Written and Directed by | John Greyson |
Cinematography | 40 DOPs from around the world |
Editing | Kalil Haddad |
Sound Design | Everett Hooper |
Producer | John Greyson |
Director | John Greyson |
World Sales
Produced by
Greyzone
Nicolas Keppens, Michael Omonua, Émilie Vandenameele, John Greyson, Ana Elena Tejera
International Dawn Chorus Day
Berlinale Shorts · Berlinale Meets | Interview · Feb 22, 2021
John Greyson
The Canadian film and video artist was born in Nelson, British Columbia in 1960. He studied film at the Canadian Film Center and has made over 60 award-winning feature films, installations, transmedia works and shorts. In 1989, he won a Teddy Award for Urinal; in 1991, he received another for The Making of Monsters. His work combines documentary and fictional elements and explores issues including queer activism, homophobic violence, AIDS activism, anti-apartheid and anti-war struggles, conflicts in the Middle East, police entrapment and prison abolition. He has taught film production at York University in Toronto since 2014.
Filmography (selection)
1989 Urinal 1990 The Making of Monsters; short film 1993 Zero Patience 1996 Lilies 1997 Un©ut 1998 Herr; short film 2000 The Law of Enclosures 2001 Packin'; short film 2003 Proteus; co-director: Jack Lewis 2007 Orange Clouds 2009 Fig Trees · Covered; short film 2010 Rex Vs. Singh · 14.3 Seconds 2011 Green Laser; short film 2013 Murder in Passing 2017 Memurial; short film 2018 Gazonto; short film · Towel; short film 2020 Prurient; short film · Auterson Clock; short film 2021 International Dawn Chorus Day; short film
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2021