Snow is a feature film by Ryan Couldrey, based on the award-nominated graphic novel by Benjamin Rivers.
Like the graphic novel on which it’s based, Snow features locations, characters, a cast and crew entirely based in Toronto, Canada.
Dana is a woman who doesn’t deal well with confrontation. She likes her job, her friends, and the cozy comfort of her neighbourhood—Toronto’s own Queen Street West. But when the world forces her to stand up, will she be able to handle it?
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Nina is an actor, business school graduate and exotic fruit eater who is slowly but steadily trying every fruit and vegetable in the world at least once.
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Twitter: @theNiniverse
Kira Hall is an actor, singer, puppeteer, writer, musician, and occasional vaudevillian from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, who is only witty when she’s not trying to be.
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Twitter: @kiranorth
Ashley is passionate about character driven stories and is at her happiest when lending herself emotionally to complex roles.
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Twitter: @ashleytredenick
Trevor Ramai Jr. has been acting professionally since 2009. He’s a confident individual that strives to deliver on the direction of any project he works on. He has appeared in many shorts and web series, including the successful Improbabilia
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Brian Scott Carleton has appeared as a principal character in the feature films Unique ID, Headcase, Amy George (TIFF 2011), Hunter Green and most recently, as the backwoods, redneck Timmons, in JJ Makins’ family feature BIGFOOT. He has also appeared in several TV shows including Urban Legends, Mayday and Lost Faces Of The Bible.
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Richard Chuang is a Toronto-based actor known for his long hair and short stature.
Can’t wait for the film? Read the full graphic novel now in print and digital formats.
Available in print online and via your local retailers.
Available digitally in iBooks, the Kobo Store and on ComiXology!
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Working together with health care and research professionals, patients, and the community, The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation raises over $84 million annually to support breakthrough research, patient care and education programs at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (The Princess Margaret). The Princess Margaret is a recognized international leader in the fight against cancer and none of this would be possible without the generous support, commitment and dedication of our donors and our community.
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