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Shush (film)

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Shush
Directed byMichael Ray Fox
Produced byDoug Pettigrew
Thom Fitzgerald
Rob Joseph Leonard
Written byMichael Ray Fox
StarringAmy Trefry
Eldon Thiele
Reid Price
Annika Borg
Nathaniel Dooks
Josh MacDonald
Taylor Olson
Music byWarren Robert
CinematographyJeff Wheaton
Edited byAngela Baker
Release date
Cancelled
Running time
80 minutes
LanguageEnglish
Budget$250,000 CAD

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Shush is an unreleased Canadian thriller film written and directed by Michael Ray Fox that was shot in 2019[1] and was ultimately cancelled due to delays stemming from the Covid-19 Global Pandemic. Shush screened publicly only once[2] and streamed online for one week in early November 2021 as a special presentation by Telefilm Canada and the Silverwave Film Festival[3].

2021 Premiere & Cancellation[edit]

Following a delayed post production that resulted in the film's cancellation, a rough assembly of Shush was inexpensively finalized and premiered on the Closing Night of the 2021 FIN Atlantic International Film Festival[4][5]. Despite a positive response at the only screening of Shush[6], release plans for were cancelled and the film was not be publicly released. Shush stars Amy Trefry, Eldon Thiele, Reid Price, Annika Borg, Josh MacDonald, Nathaniel Dooks, and Taylor Olson.

References[edit]

  1. "Nova Scotia dog doc series NSK9 and feature film Shush receive government funding | SaltWire". SaltWire. December 20, 2019.
  2. "SHUSH". FIN.
  3. "Silver Wave Film Festival rolls out 2021 lineup | GridCityMagazine". GridCityMagazine.
  4. "What to watch at FIN Atlantic International Film Festival: Thu Sep 23". The Coast.
  5. "Shush". Fin festival.
  6. King, Mandy (October 14, 2021). "The subjective success of modern horror". Dalhousie Gazette.

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