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How to lose a Canadian Screen Award

In preparation for their second time at CSA bat, Sol Friedman and Sarah Clifford-Rashotte created a film for Exhibitionists about how they might handle losing yet another CSA.

CSA nominees Sol Friedman and Sarah Clifford-Rashotte are prepared for any outcome

Stephanie Matteis · CBC Arts ·

How to lose a Canadian Screen Award

9 years ago
Duration 2:35
In preparation for their second time at CSA bat, Sol Friedman and Sarah Clifford-Rashotte \created a film about how they might handle losing yet another award.

Filmmaker Sol Friedman is nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for Bacon and God's Wrath, a short film which has gained acclaim and awards both in Canada and abroad. It was listed as one of TIFF's top ten short films of 2015 and won a jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

This isn't Friedman's first Canadian Screen Award nomination. His film Day 40, an animated retelling of the story of Noah's Ark, made the cut in 2014 but didn't take the award home.

In preparation for his second time at bat for a CSA, Friedman and Sarah Clifford-Rashotte (who produced the film and also happens to be Friedman's wife) created a film for Exhibitionists about how they might handle losing yet another CSA.

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