Are We Going to the Back of The Net?
The importance of trying new things and teamwork are two life lessons explored in this family-friendly sports film.
Festival SPASM Horreur Vol. 3
Even more terrifying than the first two, this compilation contains 13 of the best Quebec short films shown during the last two editions of the SPASM Festival. And as a bonus, Night Shift fans can (re)watch their latest show, performed at Club Soda during the 2006 Grand Horror Night. And for shadow-puppet fans, you’ll also be thrilled, as the DVD contains no fewer than 3 spectacular numbers — including the breathtaking Jaws tribute that opened the 2007 SPASM Festival.
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Even more terrifying than the first two, this compilation contains 13 of the best Quebec short films shown during the last two editions of the SPASM Festival. And as a bonus, Night Shift fans can (re)watch their latest show, performed at Club Soda during the 2006 Grand Horror Night. And for shadow-puppet fans, you’ll also be thrilled, as the DVD contains no fewer than 3 spectacular numbers — including the breathtaking Jaws tribute that opened the 2007 SPASM Festival.
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