Noam Gonick

Director, Producer, Screenwriter and Theatre Director

Winnipeg, Canada

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About Noam

A multimedia artist, Noam Gonick’s work can be found on stage, in movie houses, cinematheques, on broadcast television, streamed as VoD, seen outdoors in public art installations, exhibited in biennales and collected by museums. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and the Directors Guild of Canada.

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Taken (2016)
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To Russia with Love (2014)
TV Movie (Documentary and Sport) Director Leading up to the Olympics in Sochi, a law banning 'propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors' was passed in Russia. Gay Olympians were confronted with a tough decision: whether to protest in defense of their Russian comrades or compete in silence. Featuring world medalist Johnny Weir, Billie Jean King, Greg Louganis, Martina Navratilova, Simona Meiler and others.
Pussyfingers Goes to Paris (2013)
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What If? (2011)
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Hirsch (2010)
Film (Documentary, Short and Biography) Director Objects found by children in an attic tell the story of the father of Canadian theatre, John Hirsch. His deathbed interview is listened to on reel-to-reel by a ten year-old watching his friends and babysitter play video games and unearth Hirsch's belongings. As a teenage World War II orphan, Hirsch came to Winnipeg from Europe, his only possession a suitcase puppet show. He became an agitator for culture on the Canadian prairies, co-founding the Manitoba Theatre Centre and going to to direct New York's Lincoln Center. He died in Toronto in 1989 at 59 from complications due to AIDS. Written by Anonymous
Retail (2009)
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Wildflowers of Manitoba (2007)
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My Winnipeg (2007)
Film (Documentary, Comedy, Drama and History) Camera and Electrical Department Filmmaker Guy Maddin was born, raised and has always lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a town where he says everyone sleepwalks through life. He is trying to escape Winnipeg, but isn't sure how as he isn't sure what's kept him there in the first place. Perhaps his parent's month long 65th wedding anniversary celebration (despite his father being dead for some years) where he will reenact his childhood (with actors playing his family, except his mother who plays herself) in the old family home at 800 Ellis Avenue, which was above the family's hair salon business, will provide some answers. He recounts some civic events which have affected him and the life of Winnipegers: the 1919 general strike, the destruction of the Wolseley Elm in 1957, and the replacement of the iconic Eaton's building for the new hockey arena in favor of the old Winnipeg Arena. The latter has an especially close connection to him because of a family tie and the rich history of hockey in the city (discounting what he ... Written by Huggo
Kink (2002 - 2005)
Television (Documentary) Second Unit Director or Assistant Director The subjects profiled in KINK embrace their sexual fantasies - and aren't afraid to share them. Unashamedly inviting the cameras into their private lives, they reveal their innermost feelings with extraordinary emotional courage. Each fast-paced episode digs deeper into their stories - their childhoods, their daily routines, the rituals and accouterments of their sexual practices. Written by Anonymous
Sissy-Boy Slap-Party (2004)
Film (Short and Comedy) Actor Musical mantra derived from machine-gun micro-montage.
Stryker (2004)
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Hey, Happy! (2001)
Film (Comedy, Fantasy and Sci-Fi) Director DJ Sabu's overactive libido leads him into teenaged pregnancy. His mythic quest for two thousand boys ends with Happy, a paranoid UFO-ologist to whom aliens promise to appear (as his love child). Spanky is an evil hairdresser trying to foil Sabu's mission, he is the self-proclaimed 'biggest bitch in the world.' The action unfolds at a series of raves on old garbage hill in an industrial Antonioni landscape peopled with characters right out of vintage John Waters. Written by Anonymous
Starchild (2000)
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Tinkertown (1999)
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Guy Maddin: Waiting for Twilight (1997)
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1919 (1997)
Film (Short) Director The Winnipeg general strike as seen through the window of a bath house.
Nights Below Station Street (1997)
Film (Comedy and Drama) Actor Adele Welsh is an eccentric, articulate teen living on the wrong side of the tracks in a dead end town in the late 70's. To add to her struggles, she now has to hide her pregnancy from her already fragile family. A coming of age story based on the novel by David Adams Richard. Written by chelka from canada
Imperial Orgies (1996)
Film (Short) Actor The story of the "House Rabbi" at a posh air-raid shelter in the basement of a Jewish bordello in wartime London. The perfervid, peos-grabbing holy man is unaware of the holocaust raging on the Continent, and immerses himself in luxury and lubricity until a marginal and syphilitic encounter with a single hummingbird changes his life forever. Written by Anonymous