The Little Church That Could
Amidst a mostly Catholic community, a small tiny Anglican church offers more to the community of Placentia than people may think, and holds many connections and history to the rest of the world.
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James NewhookDirectorLady at Number 16
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James NewhookEditorLady at Number 16
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Peter BuckleProducer
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Keith BonnellProducer
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Ben PowerCinematographySo Cold - BruceM8
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Christopher NewhookKey Cast
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Kevin NoseworthyKey Cast
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Tom O'KeefeKey Cast
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Project Type:Documentary, Short, Student, Web / New Media
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Genres:History, Newfoundland, Placentia
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Runtime:12 minutes 59 seconds
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Completion Date:April 26, 2022
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Country of Origin:Canada
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Country of Filming:Canada
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Blackmagic RAW
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Aspect Ratio:16:9 4K
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - College of the North Atlantic
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CNA Final Film Festival 2022Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada
June 23, 2022
Official Premiere -
Ogeechee International History Film FestivalStatesboro, Georgia
United States
Certificate of Merit for Excellence in Historical Filmmaking -
Spotlight Documentary Film AwardsAtlanta, Georgia
United States
Spotlight Silver Award -
A TO Z CINEMA FILM FESTIVALHyderabad
India
Best Documentary Short Film -
Cinema Ticket International Film FestivalPort Blair City
India
Best Documentary Short Film -
Bath Archaeo-Heritage Film FestivalEngland
United Kingdom
Official Selection/Nominee in Heritage Documentary -
WideScreen Film & Music Video FestivalToronto, Ontario
Canada
Film Festival / Screenwriting Contest / Music Contest
Honorable Mention -
Leda’s Monologues Film FestivalAgrinio
Greece
Film Festival
Finalist -
Nickel Independent Film Festival 2023St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada
June 14, 2023
Film Festival
Official Selection -
HISTORY International Film Festival AustriaKremser Straße 1 Elsarn im Strassertal, Niederösterreich
Austria
Film Festival
Official Selection -
The Archaeology Channel International Film FestivalEugene, Oregon
United States
Official Entry -
Paris Awards Film FestivalParis
France
Screenwriting Contest Online Festival / Awards Event
Official Selection -
LANE DOC FESTJackson, Tennessee
United States
Film Festival
Official Selection -
Long Story Shorts | International Film FestivalBucharest
Romania
Film Festival / Screenwriting Contest
Official Selection -
Ural ShortsNizhny Tagil
Russian Federation
Film Festival
Official Selection -
Golden EyesGolden Eyes House, Paris
France
Official Selection -
Cloven Hoof Film FestWinona, Minnesota
April 6, 2024
Official Selection -
Toronto Lift-Off Film FestivalToronto, Ontario
Canada
June 1, 2024
Official Selection -
Heritales - International Heritage Film FestivalÉvora
Portugal
Film Festival
Official Selection -
Florence Indie Film FestivalVenice
Italy
Online Festival / Awards Event
Semi-Finalist -
Vancouver Independent MovieMaker AwardsVancouver, British Columbia
Canada
Screenwriting Contest / Music Contest / Photography Contest / Online Festival / Awards Event
Semi-Finalist -
Kansas City Independent Film FestivalKansas City, Missouri
United States
Screenwriting Contest / Music Contest / Photography Contest / Online Festival / Awards Event
Semi-Finalist
Distribution Information
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YouTubeCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet
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FilmHubDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet
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VimeoCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet
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Free Movies PlusDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet, Free TV
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ViddseeDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet
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Future TodayDistributorCountry: WorldwideRights: Internet
James Newhook is a filmmaker rooted in the captivating landscapes of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, with a deep admiration for both history and film. Over the years, as he has delved into filmmaking and immersed himself with Newfoundland's history, he's come to realize that film can serve as an extraordinary medium to both educate and preserve stories that would otherwise vanish into the annals of time. His works often center around the local Newfoundland culture, ranging from adapting true stories from his hometown and creating documentaries that archive historical aspects, to producing cinematic adaptations of the folklore deeply woven into the culture of his home province.
James takes great pride in "The Little Church That Could" as it serves as his homage to his hometown and a building where he dedicated numerous years guiding countless visitors on tours.