paul chaderjian

bY pAUL cHADERJIAN oct- 6 '97 vANCOUVER, bRITISH cOLUMBIA "The Sweet Hereafter" is Canadian film maker Atom Egoyan's seventh film. It's based on the Russell Banks novel of the same name about how a small upstate New York town deals with the tragedy of a school bus accident which kills 14 of its children. The film is about to be released in the United States through Fine Line Films, and it premiered at the Vancouver International Film Festival last week after sweeping the Cannes Film Festival a few months back. At Cannes, the film won the International Critics Award, the Grand Jury Award, and the Ecumenical Council Award. I had the chance to attend the premiere in Vancouver and talk to Egoyan about his latest film and his career. What follows is a transcript of the interview . paul: HOW DID YOU COME ACROSS THE BOOK? atom: ARSINEE .. MY WIFE... GAVE ME THE BOOK AS A GIFT. I READ IT... AND I WAS COMPLETELY OVERWHELMED. I THINK IT'S THE MOST REMARKABLE STO...

bY pAUL cHADERJIAN It is the hour of the night when not many cars are on the freeway, and one can almost hear the silence. A metropolis sleeps, its citizens rest for their next day of drama, trauma, laughter, and tears; I sit, high above, in a pink glass and granite highrise, watching the bright lights of the big city, Vancouver, British Columbia. The terrain where this city is placed is the most geographically perfect location for it. Downtown is surrounded by water and nestled under mountains like Grouse. The "West End" is considered second only to Manhattan as the north American continent's most densely populated area. From the shores of English Bay east to the other cities that make up the greater Vancouver regional area are endless rows of highrises and skyscrapers, with dozens more under construction. These bright and decadent structures of steel and glass stand as testament of modern man's wealth and power and our mastery of engineering and architecture. ...

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