Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation's journey of love
This beautiful and powerful new film for Canada's largest cancer charity is the story of struggle, hope, love and determination, played out as an arduous journey to the greatest power in our universe.
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- Production Company Revolver Films
- Director Rune Milton
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Credits
View on- Production Company Revolver Films
- Director Rune Milton
- VFX Chemistry Film/Copenhagen
- Executive Producer Luc Frappier
- Executive Producer Richard Cureton
- Producer Peter Oad
- Production Craig Fleming
- Production Robyn Lay
- DP Paul Meyers
- Editor Nikolaj Monberg
- Head of Production Camilla Nilsson
- VFX Supervisor Mikael Balle
- CGI Supervisor Kim Fersling
- Colorist Nurali Kushkov
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Revolver Films
- Director Rune Milton
- VFX Chemistry Film/Copenhagen
- Executive Producer Luc Frappier
- Executive Producer Richard Cureton
- Producer Peter Oad
- Production Craig Fleming
- Production Robyn Lay
- DP Paul Meyers
- Editor Nikolaj Monberg
- Head of Production Camilla Nilsson
- VFX Supervisor Mikael Balle
- CGI Supervisor Kim Fersling
- Colorist Nurali Kushkov
Opening on a doctor's devastating diagnosis given to a woman and her husband, this film for the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation is a moving portrayal of the power of hope and love.
Directed by Rune Milton through Revolver Films and set to the haunting sound of Joep Beving’s Midwayer, the two-minute-twenty-second spot, called Carry The Fire, shows us the couple's past memories and present struggles.
The film, which has cinematography by Paul Meyers, illustrates the couple's strength to endure the impossible, with the husband's journey to the sun – the source of life for our world – a metaphor for his hope for a cure and the love for his wife.
Carry the Fire is both intimate and expansive, and highlights how love is the force that binds us together, with the sun’s fire a powerful beacon of strength. The film asks us to imagine what it means to keep going, and to hope that one day we can overcome this disease for all.
