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Director
Conor Forrest is a young emerging Toronto Based Award winning director of fictions and documentary shorts and features. He is a recent graduate of York University. He was a semi finalist at the Academy Award Winning Flicker's Rhode Island International Film Festival for Used Furniture (2022).
Filmography
The Two of Us (2023)
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
11 year old Jerry is a regular kid with an evil big sister, Madison, and pretty ordinary parents. He starts to develop a crush on a girl and in the process becomes confused by the relationships around him. Discovering his parent’s open relationship, he comes to understand that what may appear complicated, isn’t necessarily so; Sometimes it just works.
Festival Run
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
A feature documentary about the struggles, challenges plus benefits of having Attention Deficit Hyper Activity Disorder ADHD.
Festival Run
Out Now on Amazon Prime U.S & U.K
IMDb: 9.7/10
I'll be with you in the dark (2022)
Unravelling The Ravelled Mind (2022)
I'll be with you in the dark (2022)
Melanie, a willful caring woman goes to any length to a loved one. As the life of her ex Andrew is threatened due to a virus he has contaminated during a pandemic. Melanie has to decide if she is to take care of him his way or her way.
Festival Run
Accolades:
- Europa Platinum Award Best Low Budget Drama - L.A. Sci Fi & Horror Film Festival 2022
Used Furniture (2022)
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
I'll be with you in the dark (2022)
Making a splash on the LGBTQ short film scene is Used Furniture. On an idyllic afternoon at the beach Philly faces his unrequited love for his roommate Jamie while trying to distance himself from their trio friendship.
Out Now on CBC Gem
Accolades:
- Best LGBT Short Film - Lakeview International Film Festival 2022 (FilmFreeway Top100 Qualifying)
- Semi Finalist - Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival 2022 (Academy Award Qualifying)
- Honourable Mention - Big Apple Film Festival 2022 (FilmFreeway Top100 Qualifying)
IMDb: 9.2/10
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
During a hot summer day a shy, 13 year old boy named Max tries to win the heart of his first crush while navigating the realities of puberty as he goes on their first ever date.
Out Now on IndieFLIX
Accolades:
- Best Narrative Short, Best Editing - Paris Shorts Film Awards 2022
- Best Comedy - Paradise Film Festival 2022
- Best Student Short - World Indie Film Awards 2022
- Best Coming of Age - Calgary Independent Film Festival 2021
- Best Cinematography - Stockholm Shorts Film Festival 2021
IMDb: 9.4/10
Friday Night Fish (2020)
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
A Summers Day at Sherwood Park (2021)
A three act performance taken place in a Japanese restaurant chronicling the protagonist, a philosophy student with ADHD named Gareth and his adventures in dating. Gareth fails to connect with his dates but forms an unexpected but beautiful connection with a certain someone.
Out Now on IndieFLIX
Accolades:
- Best Short Film - Rio Independent Film Festival 2020
- Best International Comedy - Venice Shorts 2020
- Best Short Film - Varese International Film Festival 2020
- Best Canadian Short Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Comedy - Our Voices Film Festival 2020
- Best Comedy Short Film - Screen Power Film Festival 2020
IMDb: 8.8/10
Luigi Romano (2020)
Our Dog, Blue. (2019)
Our Dog, Blue. (2019)
4 friends mockingly reminisce an old classmate during a birthday dinner.
Released on Youtube
Our Dog, Blue. (2019)
Our Dog, Blue. (2019)
Our Dog, Blue. (2019)
Our Dog, Blue. is more than the director’s chronicle of his summer of rescuing a lost Cane Corso Puppy found randomly running down the highway. It is an evaluation of the importance of responsible dog breeding, puppy socialization and training. While the documentary is bittersweet demonstrating the love that the director’s family has for Blue and his love for the family, it also addresses with objective professionalism these more serious topics. The topic of euthanasia is handled with great sensitivity and the viewer ends up with a better understanding of the potential pitfalls of rescuing a guarding breed.
Released on Youtube
Accolades:
- Best Short Documentary Semifinalist - Los Angeles CineFest 2019
IMDb: 8/10