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| Arrival Wolfville |
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| Director |
I arrive in Wolfville shortly after noon. It’s charming. A
bit windy, but lovely. I stop the nearest person and ask directions to the Al
Whittle Theatre, which she says is a little bit of a stroll. My roller
bag and I head off down a hill, and I stop to snap a few photos on the way
there.
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| Windy Day |
After he leaves I walk outside to explore a bit and make a
few acquaintances on my way. I stumble on a book signing and take a few pictures.
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| Book signing |
Later I venture into a store “Larch Wood” (larchwoodcanada.com) and come across
some of the most beautiful cutting boards, from Margaree River in Cape Breton.
After a bit more walking about I return to the theatre to
watch 2 pieces on wine ‘Dreaming of Wine’ – director David Fernandez de Castro
and ‘Somm State of Mind’ – Directors Lani & Bianca Holman. Both an
education on wine.
Exiting the main theatre is a bit crazy. There's a buzz,
paparazzi is very present.
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| Cutting boards from Margaree |
Screening
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| Directors: Ricardo and I after the screening. |
It was almost time for the screening of ‘A Chef’s Moment’
along with 'Tuna, Farofa & Spaghetti'. When Jason and I entered there are three other people. I joked that this might be it. A few minutes before the
showing, the theatre begins to fill up. A chef comes out with samples – Ahi Tuna on a
crisp crust, sprinkled with salsa and a side of thinly sliced Prochetta.
A few minutes
before the showing Ricardo Rossi (director of 'Tuna, Farofa & Spaghetti 'and I, are asked to say a few words about our
films. I am a bit nervous, but as I begin to talk, I become more relaxed. My
film, the much shorter piece plays first. Applause follow. I can now relax and watch Ricardo’s film.
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