INTERVIEW: Oscar Harding

The Director of A LIFE ON THE FARM shares about the making of the documentary about a filmmaking farmer in rural England and the inspiring legacy of his long-lost home movies. The film will be showing at the Globe Cinema April 27th, 6:30PM as part of the Calgary Underground Film Festival.<br>PALGARY ALMANAC #140: The slow death of the Elbow River and a CUFF documentary looking at life and death on a rural English farm.<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>Para Palabras - Two Lakes</li><li>The Weather Station - Marsh</li><li>Kellarissa - Exposition</li><li>Raine Hamilton - Dreamer</li><li>Aldous Harding - Lawn</li><li>In The Well - Meadow Transient</li><li>Jeremiah Moon - Coda</li><li>Timber Timbre - Dissociation</li><li>Habalayon - Snowsquall</li><li>Destroyer - June</li><li>Sam Jr. - You Lock the Door I Broke the Window</li><li>Kurt Vile - Like Exploding Stones</li><li>Father John Misty - Buddy's Rendezvous</li><li>P'tit Belliveau - J'aimerais d'avoir un John Deere</li><li>Georgia Harmer - Headrush</li><li>Peach Pit - From 2 to 3</li><li>Sunglaciers - Negative Ways</li><li>Selci - How Did I Get Here</li><li>Band of Horses - Warning Signs</li><li>Jenny Hval - American Coffee</li><li>Para Palabras - A Mirage</li><li>wihtikow - Going East</li><li>Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul - Hey</li></ul><img src="https://feedpress.me/link/15371/15266619.gif" height="1" width="1"/>