Rosemary House
In 1990, St. John’s, Newfoundland-based director Rosemary House made the award-winning short When Women Are Crazy. Since then she’s directed over 20 films, including the feature comedy Violet (2001) starring Mary Walsh and Peter MacNeill, and NFB docs Rain, Drizzle and Fog (1998) and Salvation (2002), which was nominated for the Donald Brittain Award. Her other films include Bloomsday Cabaret (2004), nominated for a Best Direction Gemini, Christopher House: Ahead of the Curve (2007), and Hold Fast (dir. Justin Simms).
Hold Fast
(Writer)
Christopher House: Ahead of the Curve
(Director)
Christopher House: Ahead of the Curve
(Producer)
Hold Fast
(Producer)
Bloomsday Cabaret
(Writer)
Anchor Zone
(Line Producer)
Hospital City
(Director)
Hospital City
(Writer)
When Women Are Crazy
(Director)
Violet
(Director)
Violet
(Writer)
Bloomsday Cabaret
(Director)
Bloomsday Cabaret
(Producer)
An Audience of Chairs
(Writer)
Subway to Tickle Gut
(Director)
Salvation
(Director)
Salvation
(Writer)
Puffin Patrol
(Producer)
Puffin Patrol
(Writer)
Rain, Drizzle, and Fog
(Director)
Rain, Drizzle, and Fog
(Writer)
Hanlon House
(Producer)
Finding Mary March
(Continuity)