The Five Senses

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The Five Senses is a 1999 Canadian drama film that interweaves the lives of several characters in Toronto through themes connected to the five human senses.

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instanceOf Canadian film
film
awardReceived Best Canadian Feature (Vancouver International Film Festival)
Best Canadian Feature Film (Toronto International Film Festival, Special Jury Citation)
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographyBy Gregory Middleton
countryOfOrigin Canada
director Jeremy Podeswa
distributor Alliance Atlantis
editedBy David Wharnsby
filmingLocation Toronto
genre drama
hasCharacter Dr. Richard Jacob
Nathan
Rachel
Robert
Rona
Ruth Seraph
hasTheme human relationships
interconnected lives
intimacy
loss
sensory perception
language English
MPAARating Not Rated
musicBy Alexina Louie
narrativeFocus five human senses
nominatedFor Genie Award for Best Direction
Genie Award for Best Motion Picture
Genie Award for Best Original Screenplay
Genie Award for Best Supporting Actress (Gabrielle Rose)
Genie Award for Best Supporting Actress (Molly Parker)
premieredAt Toronto International Film Festival
producer Camelia Frieberg
Robin Cass
productionCompany Grosvenor Park Productions
Triptych Media
releaseDateCanada 1999-09-11
releaseYear 1999
runtimeMinutes 104
screenwriter Jeremy Podeswa
setIn Toronto
stars Brendan Fletcher
Daniel MacIvor
Gabrielle Rose
Mary-Louise Parker
Maurice Godin
Michael Riley
Molly Parker
Nadia Litz

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Mary-Louise Parker notableWork The Five Senses
Allegory of Sight partOfSeries The Five Senses
Daniel Iron notableWork The Five Senses
David Wharnsby notableWork The Five Senses