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Genre​: Drama Sales Inquiries Runtime: ​86 Minutes Language​: English Country of Production: ​Canada (Alberta) Genre​: Drama Sales Inquiries: Media Inquiries: North Country Cinema TARO PR Kyle Thomas Brianna Hurley [email protected] brianna​@taropr.com LOGLINE Television actor Frankie King struggles to confront the past when she returns to her hometown in rural Alberta after her parents are killed in a tragic car accident. SYNOPSIS When her parents are killed in a sudden car accident, television actor Frankie King (Alana Hawley Purvis) returns to her hometown in rural Alberta to face this tragedy after being estranged from her family for 20 years. As she struggles to reconnect with her truculent brother Grayson (Joe Perry), old wounds are reopened and family secrets uncovered. ​Range Roads is​ an intimate story of grief, longing, and forgiveness, that explores the painful and beautiful complexities of what it means to be a family. MEDIA IMAGE #1 Frankie (Alana Hawley Purvis) ​photo credit: Mike McLaughlin MEDIA IMAGE #2 Frankie & Bruce (Alana Hawley Purvis, Chad Brownlee) ​photo credit: Mike McLaughlin TEASER: https://vimeo.com/421302940 DIRECTOR’S NOTES Range Roads is a very personal film for me. After my first feature film, ​The Valley Below (2014), I was at a crossroads. I was about to have my first child, my father had recently been diagnosed with a terminal illness, and I was reevaluating many of my life and career choices. There were a lot of existential questions at that time around death, purpose, identity, and family. ​Range Roads became a way for me to work through some of that. With ​Range Roads, I wanted to create well rounded and relatable characters and allow the narrative to evolve from there. With this as a point of entry, I began to develop the characters (Frankie and Grayson) over several years alongside the actors who portrayed them (Alana Hawley Purvis and Joe Perry). Through multiple workshops over several years the characters evolved and grew more defined, ultimately helping to guide me through the scriptwriting process. When we meet Frankie, she is at a crossroads in her life. She’s questioning her past decisions, her idea of success, and ultimately her path forward. In contrast, her estranged brother Grayson seems content with his roots firmly planted in the rural community that they grew up in. This is the primary source of conflict between them with the death of their parents serving as the catalyst for their reunion. At its core ​Range Roads ​is about family and self-acceptance. It’s about the people and places we are tethered to, for better or worse, and how in the face of tragedy, loss and conflict, it is possible to heal past wounds and find a better road forward. FILMMAKERS Kyle Thomas ​(writer/director/producer/editor) imdb.com/name/nm1783656 Kyle is a Canadian filmmaker, and an alum of the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema at Concordia University in Montreal. His award winning short films including ​Not Far From The Abattoir (2011) and ​The Post (2012)​, have screened at festivals around the world including SXSW and Telefilm’s ​Not Short On Talent showcase at Cannes. In 2014 Thomas completed his first feature film, ​The Valley Below, produced with the support of Telefilm Canada and the Alberta Media Fund, and had its World Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. ​The Valley Below ​was acquired for Canadian distribution by A71 Entertainment, and went on to garner 2 Canadian Screen Award nominations in 2015. Thomas recently completed his second feature film as writer/director: ​Range Roads​, scheduled for release later in 2021. Kyle is also a lead producer on ​Hey Viktor!, ​an Indigenous dark comedy funded by Telefilm Canada, set for principal photography in 2021. Sara Corry ​(producer) www.imdb.com/name/nm3948599 Sara Corry is a graduate of the Communications Studies program (BA) at Concordia University in Montreal, and a producer with North Country Cinema. Corry has numerous credits with NCC over the past decade, including Co-Producer on Kyle Thomas’ critically-acclaimed debut feature-film, ​The Valley Below ​(2014). She is currently serving as lead producer on Thomas’ second feature film, ​Range Roads, s​et for release later in 2020. Corry has also worked extensively as a freelancer in the Alberta production world. Recent credits include ​Lost In Space (Netflix), ​Red Letter Day (Epic Pictures) and ​East Texas Oil ​(Alberta Film Projects). Sara is also a confirmed lead producer on ​Hey Viktor!, ​an Indigenous dark comedy funded by Telefilm Canada, set for principal photography in 2021. Mike McLaughlin ​(cinematographer) www.imdb.com/name/nm3042504 Known for creating fresh and engaging images, Mike McLaughlin has worked as a cinematographer on numerous films, documentaries, and commercials over the past decade. In 2016, he received a Canadian Screen Award nomination for his cinematography on Charles Officer’s feature documentary, ​Unarmed Verses​. Other notable credits include Trevor Anderson’s ​the Man That Got Away​—winner of the DAAD short film prize at the Berlinale in 2012, Kyle Thomas' ​The Valley Below (TIFF 2014), and ​The New Romantic​, which won Best First Feature at SXSW in 2018. Eamon McGrath ​(music) Eamonmcgrath.ca With over 300 songs written and recorded, album of the year credits, and multiple continent-spanning tours, Eamon McGrath has developed a body of work that could rival that of any artist 15 years his senior. This is the house that punk rock built: a fierce DIY attitude and constantly-changing style has guided McGrath across the globe on countless tours, stories from which have been cultivated in innumerable journal entries and song lyrics. He is based in Toronto, Ontario. CAST Alana Hawley Purvis ​(Frankie) www.imdb.com/name/nm5216234 Alana is a classically trained actor who has performed with various companies across North America, including: The Shakespeare Theatre Company, The Stratford Festival, Canadian Stage, Citadel Theatre, and Theatre Calgary. She made her film debut with North Country Cinema’s ​The Valley Below and was thrilled to reconnect with them for ​Range Roads​. Alana also serves as a vocal coach and acting instructor, working with institutions such as: Bard on the Beach, The Stratford Festival, Douglas College, On the Mic, LGBTQ+ Wellness Centre, University of Alberta, the Citadel Banff Professional Program, and ​Es Artes!​. She is a graduate of the American Academy for Classical Acting (MFA), ​The Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre Training, and The University of Alberta BFA Acting Program. Joe Perry ​(Grayson) www.imdb.com/name/nm5102821 Joe Perry is an actor based out of Calgary, Alberta, whose notable film work includes: ​The Valley Below (2014), ​O, Brazen Age ​(2015) and ​Incontrol (2017). Perry received a diploma from Mount Royal University’s Performing Arts program in 2010, and a BFA in Acting from the University of Alberta in 2015. Perry was a core member of the Major Matt mason Theatre Collective from 2011-2016 and has worked with a range of theatre companies in Alberta, including Theatre Calgary, Alberta Theatre Projects, Lunchbox Theatre, The Citadel and The Shakespeare Company. In 2012, Perry was nominated for a Betty Mitchell theatre award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role for his work in SIA with Downstage Theatre. ​Range Roads​ marks Perry's third collaboration with North Country Cinema. Nicole De Boer ​(Suzanne) www.imdb.com/name/nm0207498 Best known for her role as Lieutenant Ezri Dax in the four-time Emmy Award-winning series ​Star Trek: Deep Space Nine​, Nicole DeBoer also starred in Stephen King's ​The Dead Zone​, and can currently be seen alongside Jason Priestly in ​Private Eyes​. Nicole's other notable television credits include ​Haven​, Reign​, ​Stargate: Atlantis​, ​The Outer Limits​, ​Deepwater Black​, and Kids in the Hall​. On film, Nicole was featured in ​Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy​, co-starred in ​National Lampoon's Senior Trip with Matt Frewer and Tommy Chong, and was in the critically received sci-fi horror film ​Cube​. Chad Brownlee ​(Bruce) chadbrownlee.com/ A ruggedly charming musician, his love of the ​outdoors animate celebrated singer/songwriter Chad Brownlee’s (​Starseed Entertainment​) chart topping tunes and infectious melodies. ​A multi-talented artist, his passion for music, acting, sport and philanthropy run deep. Once a Vancouver Canucks draft pick, and now a critically acclaimed country music star with over a decade on the road, Brownlee is no stranger to the music scene. His raw musical talent, mixed with the joys and heartbreaks of life, inspires his signature pop, country and rock sound. The recipient of numerous accolades, in the Spring of 2019, Brownlee became only the ​second domestic-signed artist ever to be featured on “Hot Country” (the world’s largest country playlist) elevating his overall global streams to over 85 Million. That same year Brownlee embarked on his acting debut joining the cast of ​Range Roads​, a feature film by Kyle Thomas. Brownlee is preparing to release new music later this year, while continuing to expand his acting portfolio. SOCIAL MEDIA northcountrycinema.com ​facebook.com/nccinema @nccinema @nccinema END CREDITS A film by Kyle Thomas FRANKIE - Alana Hawley Purvis GRAYSON - Joe Perry SUZANNE BENNETT- Nicole De Boer BRUCE - Chad Brownlee PASTOR NEIL - Kris Demeanor MARNIE - Nikki Rae Hallow JUDE - Jude Thomas JULIA BENNETT - Christa Taylor Brown KIM - Trevor Campbell MARCUS - Stuart Wiber FUNERAL DIRECTOR - Peter Strand Rumpel LAWYER
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