Can You Wave Bye-Bye, a film about a young mother struggling with depression, has won the award for best Canadian short film at the Worldwide Short Film Festival in Toronto.
Filmmaker Sarah Galea-Davis won a $10,000 award for the film, which will now be eligible for a Genie Award.
Jury members said the film handled the subject of postpartum depression with sensitivity.
The audience choice award went to Out of Spajald, a Danish film by Thomas Glud and Lars Wass. It was chosen over 268 other films at the festival.
Boar Attack, an animated film from Yukon-based Jay White about a man who fears the worst while awaiting his father's return from a walk in the woods, won the award for best animated film.
White used hand drawings to create the film and watercolour backgrounds to show the northern landscape.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Story of depressed mom wins award at Worldwide Short Film Fest
Posted by Daryl Lorette at 12:21 AM
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