S2E11 - Creating From Your Own Experience W/ Jay Kamal Push In

S2E11 - Creating From Your Own Experience w/ Jay Kamal

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In the wake of his father’s death, a young boy is forced to deal with, and ultimately respect, his mixed family’s Muslim and Christian mourning practices in Lebanese/Canadian filmmaker Jay Kamal’s touching short film Baba.

Baba swept up three awards in CineVic’s 2022 Short Circuit Pacific Rim Film Festival, winning Outstanding Direction, Cinematography, and Performance awards — so, of course, podcast host Joyce Kline just had to find out more from Jay!

Why did he feel he needed a cultural consultant?
How does Canadian multiculturalism stack up against Lebanon’s centuries old tradition of religious tolerance?
What is it about childhood that so fascinates him as a filmmaker?
And what’s his advice for filmmakers wanting to create films based on their own experience?

Tune in with host Joyce Kline to find out more in the latest episode of Push In: The Cinevic Podcast.

Fun fact:

We sure know how to pick our guests! Jay Kamal’s Baba has just been nominated in four short film categories in the 2022 Leos Awards: Best Drama, Direction, Screenplay and Make Up!

For more featured in this episode:

Watch Baba online for the rest of May 2022 visit:

https://cinevic.ca/short-circuit-film-festival-2022/

Find Jay on his website:

http://www.jay-kamal.com/about

On IMDb:

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5624315/

Leo Awards:

https://www.leoawards.com/2022/index.php

Crazy 8’s:

https://crazy8s.film

Subscribe to catch the latest episodes of Push In on Apple Podcasts:

https://apple.co/2S5WB7q

Podcast Production Team:

Technical Director: Paul Ruta
Sound Editor: Michael Korican
Host, Researcher & copywriter: Joyce Kline
Co-Producers: Joyce Kline, Michael Korican, Grady Lawlor, Paul Ruta

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Why did he feel he needed a cultural consultant?
How does Canadian multiculturalism stack up against Lebanon’s centuries old tradition of religious tolerance?
What is it about childhood that so fascinates him as a filmmaker?
And what’s his advice for filmmakers wanting to create films based on their own experience?