Gilbert Allan
Gilbert Allan is the director of three highly regarded films. Winter Kill is a wonderful movie that saw a standing ovation in its premiere at the Edmonton film Fest. In 2006 Cat's Cradle was his greatest masterpiece, which features the thorough story of two lesbians coming to understand their love for one another despite the disapproval of the Dean of their school. His 2016 film Scrappers has taken Canadian cinema by storm, being featured on the country's number one network CTV.[1][2] He has stated of Edmonton that, "it’ll take more than just a warm body in the seat to give the city’s industry a boost," later saying that, "We’ve got the talent base here. We’ve got really skilled people here."[3]
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