B: January 1, 1964 in Montréal, Québec
Lynne Stopkewich is a writer-director-editor-producer-production designer. She began making movies when she was just 13-years-old using a Super 8 camera. She obtained her BFA in film from Concordia University and made two short films before entering the largely self-directed graduate film programme at the University of British Columbia. Her 1996 film, Kissed, is based on a Barbara Gowdy short story We So Seldom Look on Love. It helped launch the career of Molly Parker. These are her credits as a Director: The poster for Kissed was scanned from an original in the Northernstars Colledction. |
Features & TV Movies: The $3.00 Wash & Set (1986) Kissed (1996) Suspicious River (2000) When You Give of Yourself (2010, short) TV Series: at least 1 episode of: Bliss (2002) Haven (2011)
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